Research Stories

If women lose their job, the risk of long-term unemployment is markedly higher than for men. It affects mothers particularly severely as they are twice as prone to long-term unemployment compared to fathers, a new study concludes. This new knowledge should lead to initiatives that will help the most marginalised groups gain employment again, according to Anne Sophie Lassen, Postdoc at Copenhagen Business School and one of the researchers behind the study.

Trump does it. Nike does it. SAS used to do it. Without any of us really noticing, a market where companies fight for our identity has emerged. Disputes are an important factor in this market.