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Ester Bøckmann

Researcher on leave

    Education

    Master degree in social economics, University of Oslo.

    Area of work

    Current projects

    Mapping of resident immigrants with a D-number
    Persons who stay in Norway for more than six months must, as a general rule, register as having moved to Norway and be registered in the National Register with a so-called birth number (f-number). Immigrants to Norway who plan to stay in the country for less than six months can be registered with a "d-number", necessary, for instance, for being issues a tax card. Concerns have been raised that immigrants, even with period of residence exceeding six months, may have difficulties in being registered with an f-number. This may have an impact on their access to rights, such as a GP.
    Barometer of inequality
    The aim of the project is to measure and analyze the development of economical and social inequality.

    Completed projects

    Payment of holiday pay

    Through this assignment, the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs wishes to investigate how well secured employees' holiday pay is if the companies the individual is employed in are in an uncertain financial situation.

    Consequences and management of the outbreak of the corona virus in upper secondary education

    The purpose of the project is to gather systematic knowledge about how different ways of dealing with the outbreak of the coronavirus and the closure of schools have affected students' motivation, learning, and opportunities to complete upper secondary education.

    Labour immigration from third countries

    The Norwegian Directorate for Immigration (UDI) wants an analysis of how arrangements can be made for Norway to attract qualified labor from third countries (countries outside EU/EEA).