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From Higher Education to Employment. Volume III: Finland, France, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Norway = De l'enseignement superieur a l'emploi. Volume III: Finlande, France, Italie, Japan, Norrege, Pays-Bas.

Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paris (France). – 1992

This document presents statistical data from the countries of France, Finland, the Netherlands, Japan, Italy, and Norway regarding the flows of graduates from higher education and their entry into the workforce. Among the statistical data presented are the trends and current situation in each country for such areas as college enrollments and…

Descriptors: College Graduates, Comparative Analysis, Employment Opportunities, Employment Patterns

Women and Nontraditional Work.

Mort, Heidi; Reisman, Janet – 1989

This fact sheet summarizes labor market statistics on nontraditional jobs for women and public policy, barriers, and strategies regarding such employment. Among the data presented are the following: nontraditional jobs for women are jobs in which 75 percent or more of those employed are men; 9 percent of all working women are employed in…

Descriptors: Access to Education, Affirmative Action, Career Choice, Employed Women