MiSoC Workshop – Mental Health and the Labour Market – September 22

Our ESRC Research Centre on Micro-Social Change (MiSoC) will host an academic one-day workshop on 22 September, with presentations of new research on factors around mental health and wellbeing and labour market participation. The keynote speech will be given by Professor Gregory Jolivet from the University of Bristol on ‘Occupational (mental and physical) health’. Registration is free and via this link to Eventbrite.

Agenda

Please find the latest programme below.

09:30-10:00    Arrival, Welcome & Coffee

10:00-11:45    Firm-side determinants

Thomas Cornelissen (University of Essex): Labour Market Tightness and the Effects of Immigration

Fergus McCormack (University of Cambridge): The “Depression Trap”: Genetic Risk, Labor Supply, and the Case for Precision Psychiatry

Ben Etheridge/Hiromi Yumoto (University of Essex): Firm Pay Premiums and Mental Health

11:45-12:15    Coffee break

12:15-13:00    Keynote speech

Gregory Jolivet (University of Bristol): Measuring Occupational Health Inequality in the US, 2008-Present

13:00-14:00    Lunch

14:00-15:45    Family transmission

Angelina Narzarova (University of Essex): The Daughter Penalty

Sarah Cattan (Institute of Fiscal Studies): Parental Labour Market Instability and Children’s Mental Health: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic

Mathias Jensen (University of Oxford): Work, Workplaces and Worker Mental Health

15:45-16:15    Coffee break

16:15-18:00    Treatment

Ekaterina Operina (CEP, LSE): Talking Therapy: Impacts of a Nationwide Mental Health Service

Roger Prudon (University of Lancaster):(Not) Talking Through Mental Health Problems: How Talk Therapy Impacts Healthcare Utilization, Health and Employment

Canishk Naik (UC Berkeley): Mind the Gap: Understanding the Drivers of Mental Health Inequality

18:00 Close

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