Analysis of the effects of competitive tendering

22.08.2013 - Uncategorized

Together with The Work Research Institute and Actecan, Oslo Economics is analysing effects of competitive tendering. The analysis is done on behalf of the Ministry of Labour. The analysis assesses how tendering affects employees’ pension conditions, wages, working hours, changes in the workforce and work environment.

We compare the effects with corresponding conditions for public employees performing similar services.

For more information, please contact Rolf Sverre Asp.

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Join us to hear presentations from a range of engaging speakers and participate in the discussion.

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Analysis of the effects of competitive tendering

Alternative clinical endpoints: The path to better treatment?

Oslo Economics assigned with exploring the future of coastal shipping in Norway

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