In Canada, patterns of employment-related geographical mobility (E-RGM) are becoming
more complex and nuanced, with implications for employers, workers, and their families …

Commuting time represents a shock to worker time allocations that ultimately affects
wellbeing. This paper analyzes the commuting behavior of employee and self-employed …

This paper examines the relationship between migration, residential location and commute
distance within Toronto's commuter shed. The study utilises data from the master file of the …

This paper focuses on a particular form of high mobility, namely the long journeys to work
generated by cross-border job market. More precisely, it studies the impact of such …

The increasing popularity of intercity commuting is affecting regional development and
people's lifestyles. A key approach to addressing the challenges brought about by intercity …

Despite the efficiency produced by long-distance commuting (LDC) as an adjustment
mechanism between local labor markets, the impact that it has on the equilibrium of labor …

Although a large number of studies have found that actual income level significantly affects
individuals' commuting time, from the perspective of bounded rationality, the formation of …

Building on Fielding's idea of escalator regions as places where young people mi-grate
(often temporarily) to get rapid career advancement, this paper proposes a new perspective …

The concentration of population in the major metropolitan cities has again become
prominent in public debate in Australia. Politicians and commentators have called for an …

Similar to every process involving quantitative research, the study of migration heavily
depends on the data available for analysis. The available movement data limit the type of …