D-MTEC Media Update – A call for better pay and credit for social professions
The D-MTEC experts engage with issues that affect society, the economy and business. The D-MTEC Media Update provides links to recent articles, interviews and commentaries. Gudela Grote, Professor at the Chair of Work and Organisational Psychology, observes a vicious circle in social professions. As recognition and compensation is too low, people working in the social sector are encouraged to look for other jobs. If this happens, the burden on those who stay will be even greater.
New measures have little impact on mobility
Heiner Mikosch | KOF Swiss Economic Institute
17.12.2020 | Berner Zeitung | German | external pageText (Paywall)
Economic outlook is better than expected
- 16.12.2020 | Tages-Anzeiger | German | external pageText (Paywall)
- 16.12.2020 | La Liberté | French | external pageText (Paywall)
- 16.12.2020 | Neue Zürcher Zeitung | German | external pageText (Paywall)
- 15.12.2020 | RTS La 1ère, Journal 12h | French | external pageAudio
What will happen to the power supply in Grondo?
Massimo Filippini | Chair of Energy and Public Economics
- 16.12.2020 | RSI LA 1, Il Quotidiano | Italian | external pageVideo
Corona Task Force recommends widespread closures
Jan-Egbert Sturm | KOF Swiss Economic Institute
- 16.12.2020 | Blick | German | external pageText
Compensation and recognition of social professions must increase
Gudela Grote | Chair of Work and Organizational Psychology
- 15.12.2020 | Deutschlandfunk | German | external pageAudio
The D-MTEC Media Update provides links to reports, interviews, and commentaries featuring department members and departmental affiliates. Access to some of the articles may be restricted to paying customers of the media company through which they appear. Some links may have expired.
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