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Career Development International
Career Development International 1–16.
Published: 09 June 2026
...Heli Ansio; Anu Järvensivu; Sara Lindström Purpose The study examined the fragile career ecosystem of the arts and culture sector in Finland from the perspective of freelancers and solo self-employed professionals, and the ways in which they enhance sustainability in their career ecosystem...
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Career Development International
Career Development International (2012) 17 (5): 435–457.
Published: 14 September 2012
... collected via an online survey, and consist of responses from 152 human resource specialists from companies and public sector organisations in Finland. Findings The results reflect the organisations' current situation, and the issues that are important to the HR function. Mentoring is primarily used...
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Career Development International
Career Development International (2011) 16 (2): 140–160.
Published: 24 May 2011
... indicates that although perceived employability seems to be important to all employees, involuntary temporary employees benefit least from high perceived employability in terms of individual well‐being. Contracts of employment Job evaluation Temporary workers Finland Career self‐management...
