MACMILLAN Tourism Employment in Nordic Countries - Book

Explore the unique relationship between policy and labor through this academic study of the Nordic model. This edited collection examines how the specific socio-economic structures of Nordic countries shape the tourism industry. By looking through a politico-economic lens, the text investigates how a comprehensive welfare state, equitable income distribution, and lifelong-learning policies influence the workforce. Readers gain a deep understanding of the dynamic nature and meaning of work within the tourism sector. The book combines studies on how government policy affects employment with traditional human resources perspectives. It is an essential resource for those studying the characteristics of tourism labor in regions defined by high childcare spending and social support systems. This volume provides practical insights into the complex landscape of employment trends and practices across these specific northern European contexts.