Work–Family Trade-Offs in Context (TRADE-OFFS)

TRADE-OFFS is a project funded by Horizon Europe and coordinated by the Norwegian Institute for Social Research. 

The project aims to supply policymakers, employers, NGOs and more with tools to support the career trajectories of parents, in ways that are equitable and sustainable for individuals, families, employers, and societies.

Project period
2027–2029
Project employer
Horizon Europe (EU)
Project nr.
10904
Project leader
Liza Reisel
Status
Ongoing

About the project

Work–Family Trade-Offs in Context: Labor Market Conditions, Gender Differences in Parental Career Trajectories and Family Well-Being

Resources

Here you will find relevant publications and media from the project. 

News and events

Participants

  • Erling Barth
  • Mari Bergseth-Hasle
  • Sigtona Halrynjo
  • Maria Forthun Hoen
  • Ragni Hege Kitterød
  • Liza Reisel
  • Adrian Farner Rogne
  • Mari Teigen
  • Nabanita Datta Gupta, Aarhus Universitet
  • Astrid Wurtz Rasmussen, Aarhus Universitet
  • Florian Zimmermann, Institut Fuer Arbeitsmarkt- Und Berufsforschung
  • Michael Oberfichtner, Institut Fuer Arbeitsmarkt- Und Berufsforschung
  • Ana Rute Pedro Cardoso, Agencia Estatal Consejo Superior De Investigacio
  • Pedro Romero-Balsas, Universidad Autonoma De Madrid
  • Isabella Crespi, Universita Degli Studi Di Macerata
  • Andrea Weber, Ceu Gmbh
  • Martin Halla, Wirtschaftsuniversitat
  • Ágota Scharle, Budapest Szakpolitikai Elemzo Intezet Korlatolt F
  • Marton Csillag, Budapest Szakpolitikai Elemzo Intezet Korlatolt F
  • Réka Geambasu, Elte Kozgazdasag- Es Regionalis Tudomanyi Kutat
  • Ágnes Szabó-Morvai, Elte Kozgazdasag- Es Regionalis Tudomanyi Kutat
  • Virág Ilyés, Elte Kozgazdasag- Es Regionalis Tudomanyi Kutat Kutet
  • Beata Nagy, Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem
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