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Hi #EpiTwitter, #AcademicTwitter, #StatsTwitter, #JobSeakers:
I am currently searching for a postdoc and 2 data analysts (postings below). I want to make the case for why these opportunities may be a great fit for you.
I am currently searching for a postdoc and 2 data analysts (postings below). I want to make the case for why these opportunities may be a great fit for you.
Argument 1: The analyses we’re working on are fascinating, novel, and all aim to reduce health inequities.
(disclaimer: I may not be an unbiased source on whether the work I do is interesting)
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(disclaimer: I may not be an unbiased source on whether the work I do is interesting)
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Feeling elated to see "Couples’ Life Courses and Women’s Income in Later Life: A Multichannel Sequence Analysis of Linked Lives in Germany" by @MoehringKatja and me published @ESR_news !!!
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We ask:
Which types of couples' careers emerged in East and West Germany and how are they linked to women's later life incomes? 👵🏻💶
How does the cohort of current pensioners differ from those who are about to enter retirement within the next years?
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Which types of couples' careers emerged in East and West Germany and how are they linked to women's later life incomes? 👵🏻💶
How does the cohort of current pensioners differ from those who are about to enter retirement within the next years?
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Applying Multichannel-Sequence-Analysis (MCSQA) to SHARE-RV data (n=2020), we identify 7 clusters of couples` employment and pension earning point (EP) trajectories. Here, East 🇩🇪 generally favored dual-earners, West 🇩🇪 male-breadwinner and 1.5 earner constellations.
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