L’incertitude professionnelle contre la rationalisation scolaire by Serge Katz

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Sociologie et littérature face à la question du travail : le cas italien by Giustina Orientale Caputo, Stefano Lazzarin

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Jugements étudiants sur l’intérêt des études : quelques enseignements tirés d’une comparaison internationale by Alain Fernex, Laurent Lima

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L’institutionnalisation du marché du placement des chômeurs au Brésil (1957-1972) by Léa Lima

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Universitaires et artistes en situation d’ exil by Maissam Nimer, Pascale Laborier, Timothée Pinet

Subjects: “…skilled migrants; cultural capital; scholars/artists at risk; symbolic valorization; inequalities; labour market; exile…”
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Quel(s) rapport(s) au marché du travail des élèves inscrits en Certificat d’Aptitude Professionnelle (CAP) ? by Claire Bonnard

“…While studies have shown that vocational education students have heterogeneous relationships with school, few have analysed their relationship with the labour market. This article proposes to study the link between the relationship to school and the labour market of students enrolled in a CAP. …”
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Insertion professionnelle, socialisation des jeunes français « sans qualification » et formation par alternance by Maéva Duchène, Christine Poplimont

“…Apart from the lack of qualification, these young people suffer several factors of social marginalization which prevent them from acceding to the labour market. In this paper, we study a French learning by doing integration model which appears to be relevant for disadvantaged young people on the labour market, insofar as its implementation fulfill some essential conditions.…”
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La rentabilité salariale des parcours d’études non linéaires by Ines Albandea

“…On the other hand, labour market tend to reward more diploma of people with linear path than diploma of people who left postsecondary education. …”
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Formation universitaire et insertion professionnelle : une enquête sur l’expérience des diplômés universitaires en langue française au Nigéria by Tajudeen Abodunrin Osunniran, Mohammed Sale Also

“…They unanimously support a reform of the French program in order to widen the range of opportunities they can have access to in the labour market.…”
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« Privé versus Public » by Oumaya Hidri Neys, Yamina Remichi

“…Notwithstanding French anti-discrimination law, some people’s physical appearance still hinders their labour market access. The present study explores in situ the importance of physical appearance during the receptionist recruitment process and tries to compare the public and private sectors in this respect. …”
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Une injonction d’individuation en actes by Cédric Frétigné

“…As a form of work-based learning, the placement in practice firms is meant to improve the employability of the unemployed and to facilitate their integration into the labour market. It is precisely in view of this professional (re) insertion that “counsellors” intervene and guide the trainees’ job search. …”
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Déléguer la garde périscolaire à des agences prestataires : quel appariement possible ? by Hélène Malarmey

“…While these agencies emphasize the quality and rigour of their recruitment, they must nevertheless deal with the demands of client-parents, their profitability objective and the state of the labour market. Working and employment conditions offered by the agencies attract an unstable and unskilled workforce, which rarely meets the demands of parents, whether they be educational, social, ethical, or professional. …”
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Images syndicales du travail cheminot. Les archives photographiques du Landesverband au Luxembourg  by Sébastien Moreau

“…Trade unions produce, preserve and disseminate images of the labour market and of the workers they defend and whose collective memory they safeguard. …”
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Trajectoires scolaires et professionnelles : le cas du télé-marketing au Brésil by Isabel Georges

“…The article first analyses the tele-marketing sector with regard to new forms of inter- and intra-sectoral professional mobility, which are significant for the Brazilian labour market. It then discusses the relationship between supply and demand of educational opportunities with regard to gender and racial discrimination. …”
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Destins tracés et contraction des horizons : être chômeuse au Portugal by Pedro Araujo

“…These are two trends that, although always present in the Portuguese social configuration and in the labour market organisation, are also relevant to women’s unemployment experiences.…”
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La valorisation des compétences de base sur le marché du travail français by Aline Branche-Seigeot

“…How are these basic skills valued on the french labour market? A lot of studies have been conducted on this topic (particularly in Anglo-Saxon countries), but not in France. …”
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Le déploiement temporel des inégalités de genre dans le monde du journalisme by Vincent Cardon, Ionela Roharik

“…First, we propose to pair the description of the evolutions of the journalistic labour market with a longitudinal analysis of careers. …”
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Enfants travailleurs au Portugal et au Pérou by Antonella Invernizzi

“…Their relevance cannot, however, be assessed without proper examination of economic conditions and of the labour market, of the accessibility and efficiency of the school system and of professional training as well as an analysis of the work opportunities that qualifications might or might not provide.…”
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La professionnalisation à l’université malade de la stagification : à qui profite le stage ? by Marina Patroucheva

“…Indeed, are we talking about a phenomenon that has full formative value or about one capable of sending a signal to the f the labour market in the need for quickly operational skills ? …”
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Les analphabètes au Maroc : un groupe homogène en demande d’alphabétisation ? by Sophie Cerbelle

“…The analysis shows that registration does not only result from their wish to gain basic literacy and numeracy skills and their hope to join the labour market but also from other types of motivations such as the search for novelty, the willingness to meet new people or a way to escape from boredom. …”
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