I am currently a Research Fellow of Economics at the Centre for European Labour Market Research (CELMR) of the University of Aberdeen Business School, working on the HealthAtWork EU project.
Prior to that I graduated with a First class Honours degree from the Dept of Economics at the University of Aberdeen, while I completed my M.Phil studies at St. Antony's College, University of Oxford. I also obtained my PhD in Economics as part of the Scotish Graduate Program in Economics (SGPE) in Oct 2007.
My Ph.D thesis investigated the consequences on job satisfaction and overall well-being of changing labour market status and 'atypical' forms of employment. This research formed part of the EU-funded EPICURUS project.
My main areas of interest are Applied Econometrics, Economics of Well-Being, Labour and Personnel Economics and Regional-Urban Economics.
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