Beata Osiewalska

[Dr Alina Pelikh @AlinaPelikh]

Extremely honoured to receive the @bspsUK Early Career Award in Anne Shepherd’s name ❤️ I can’t thank enough all the people who made it possible, thank you for your support,mentoring, friendship. Really enjoyed talking about transitions to adulthood, public engagement,
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[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

Join our team – we’re seeking Assistant Professor for #ERC project☑️PhD in the field of Economics, Demography (...), focus on family/labour market aspects https://t.co/zFUgTp9Rhq

[Ewa Weychert @WeychertEwa]

Fun at #EPC2024 Scottish dancing in #McEwan hall

[Ewa Weychert @WeychertEwa]

My first EPC conference, I am so glad to present LIB (LabFam Individual Biographies: harmonised family and employment histories based on panel surveys) in such prestigous room :) It is joint work with @BOsiewalska @AnMatysiak @LvanderVelde4

[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

Meet #LabFam team at #EPC2024‼️
We're presenting today and tomorrow and Alina Pavelea is chairing Work and Family session on Saturday https://t.co/Pwh9PaOvPz

[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

This week was definitely marked by research visit of Karel Neels ▶ @UAntwerpen at #LabFam and his exquisite workshop on microsimulation. There's always room for learning new things and scientific development‼️

[Dr Alina Pelikh @AlinaPelikh]

Key points from our new paper w/@Fcorowe in PSP. @CLScohorts @UCLSocRes @IOE_London @IOE_EarlyCareer
We looked at the school-to-work trajectories of those born in 1974-79, 1980-84 and 1985-90 in the UK between the ages of 16-26 using @usociety. They have become more complex!

[Rebecca Sear @RebeccaSear]

Economic Cycles and Entry into Parenthood: Is the Association Changing and Does it Affect Macro-Level Trends? Micro-Level Hazard and Simulation Models of Belgian Fertility Trends, 1960–2010 https://t.co/kOHWDLm7xt

[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

We are so proud of @AnMatysiak Head of #LabFam and now officially Full Professor‼️

[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

We're proud of Beata Osiewalska presenting at Gender and Social Inequality in Fertility conference in Oslo

[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

Mothers of 1👶 are more likely to have a 2nd #birth if certain conditions are met, notably when they are satisfied with how much #leisure time they have.
Our LabFam study by Ewa Jarosz, @AnMatysiak & Beata Osiewalska👉 https://t.co/GCuXZD1dvB

[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

#goodtoread In this latest #LabFam #workingpaper we investigate the under-researched role of 3 types of work autonomy – control over how, when & where to work – for entry into parenthood & transition to a second child across different social strata in UK

https://t.co/rUY2cLfiEy

[LabFam @TheLabFAM]

🎉Happy to announce our latest publication in ➡#PopulationStudies ✅Home-based work and childbearing
📌We examine the timely yet greatly under-researched interplay between home-based work (HBW) and women’s birth transitions.
READ MORE 👉https://t.co/SigMhdMiRY

[Anna Kurowska @_AnnaKurowska]

What does home-based work have to do with childbearing? 👉Find out in our new article in Population Studies! @AnMatysiak @BOsiewalska @TheLabFAM
https://t.co/dICky7A1Pt

[Anna Kurowska @_AnnaKurowska]

How working from home during pandemic was related to changes in fertility intentions? We find evidence for an overall negative relationship, but we also uncover some positive moderating effects. 👉EJP article coauthored with @AnMatysiak & Beata Osiewalska https://t.co/mDc8mPo6ZV