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08 Jan 2018

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Public service employment & security

Previous NERI research has highlighted the pervasiveness of precarious employment practices across public services in Northern Ireland (Wilson, 2017)...

Research InBrief
05 Jan 2018

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Wage sufficiency in the context of the Irish Housing Emergency - Rents and access to homeownership

The return to growth in Ireland since 2012 has coincided with a turnaround in the housing market and sustained increases in the price of rental...

Working Paper Series
20 Dec 2017

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NERI Research inBrief - Public spending levels: How does Ireland Compare?

GDP based comparisons of public spending are problematic for Ireland as GDP overestimates Irish fiscal capacity. GNP and even the CSO’s new modified...

Research InBrief
13 Dec 2017

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The gendered nature of employment and insecure employment in Northern Ireland: A story of continuity and change

Evidence of the decline of the ‘traditional’ standard employment arrangement and the rise of poor quality ‘bad’ jobs has been escalating...

Working Paper Series
05 Dec 2017

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Quarterly Economic Observer - Winter 2017 - "A Low Skills Equillibrium in Northern Ireland"

This edition of the NERI’s Quarterly Economic Observer (QEO) outlines our latest expectations for the economic outlook in Northern Ireland and the...

Report Series
04 Dec 2017

Research

A Low Skills Equilibrium in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland has suffered years of chronically weak skills attainment amongst its workforce. This weakness has been linked to the wider...

Working Paper Series

Research

Public service employment & security

Wage sufficiency in the context of the Irish Housing Emergency - Rents and access to homeownership

NERI Research inBrief - Public spending levels: How does Ireland Compare?

The gendered nature of employment and insecure employment in Northern Ireland: A story of continuity and change

Quarterly Economic Observer - Winter 2017 - "A Low Skills Equillibrium in Northern Ireland"

A Low Skills Equilibrium in Northern Ireland

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