Paul Redmond
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Senior Research Officer at ESRI. website: paulredmond.org ESRI: bit.ly/36ztgqv Google scholar: rb.gy/vtxjhr
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Interested in an Economics PhD at MU Economics ? Work with Dr Bruno Morando on the economics of climate change, EU agricultural policies, and emissions from the dairy sector. Details on the Hume Scholarship project maynoothuniversity.ie/graduate-resea….
Join us tomorrow at Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)’s lunchtime seminar with Dr George Stoye from Institute for Fiscal Studies.
Today, Dr Paul Redmond addressed the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Enterprise, Trade and Employment. 📄 Dr Redmond discussed our research into sub-minimum wages in Ireland esri.ie/publications/s… Read the Opening Statement: esri.ie/news/esri-rese…
I discussed our Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) research on sub-minimum wages at an Oireachtas committee earlier this month. In this article, Gill Stedman provides an excellent summary of the issue. t.ly/WT1Sv
Delighted to see this paper with Paul Redmond on the heterogeneous impacts of minimum wage changes published in Economica. The research is funded under a partnership between the ESRI and the Irish low pay commission. Thread on the paper 👇
📚The #EUProjectTrails was showcased at the EU_Cedefop workshop in Thessaloniki! Paul Redmond (Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)) presented key findings on educational mismatches & remote work's impact on EU labour markets. #ESJS2 🔗trails-project.eu/trails-project…
In this new paper with Paul Redmond and Elish Kelly we show that after one year almost half of minimum wage workers in Ireland move to higher pay. Over 90% of those transitioning to higher pay do so with the same employer. iza.org/publications/d…
Come work with me examining the NI brain drain (or lack of!!!!!). Alongside my amazing colleagues Maureen OReilly and aine doran. Work is commissioned by Economy NI so will be interesting and policy relevant.
The Summer 25 issue of the ESR is now out. It includes great papers around nudging in the workplace, major choices in Higher Ed, incumbent electoral success as well as a tribute to the late Chris Whelan. Please share widely Irish Economic Association Irish Society for Women in Economics (ISWE) esr.ie/index.php/esr/…