Research Officer
IRIS profile: https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/browse/profile?upi=GHENS56
I am an Economist specialised in Econometrics, Labour Economics and Applied Microeconomics. Additional courses in Sociology and Demography complemented my studies. My PhD dealt with the labour market consequences of population ageing. My findings shed light on the diverse but interrelated issues of labour market institutions, job quality and retirement, as well as the development of talent and creative productivity. Before joining the Institute, I worked as research officer and lecturer in Germany.
My research interest covers the following topics:
Theme 2 Project 4: Skill and Job Quality: The Workers’ Perspective.
Theme 2 Project 5: Good Jobs, Bad Jobs: A Longitudinal Analysis.
Discussion Papers:
Henseke, G. and F. Green (2015). "Graduate Job" in OECD Countries: Development and Analysis of Amo dern Skills-Based Indicator. Institute of Education, LLAKES Research Paper 53.
Green, F. and G. Henseke (2014). The Changing Graduate Labour Market: Analysis Using a New Indicator of Graduate Jobs. Institute of Education, LLAKES Research Paper 50.