The general aim of the QUIT (Sociological Research Centre on Everyday Life and Work) is the promotion, development and dissemination of research around work and work-related issues. The study of work is accordingly approached in a broad way hence including both production and reproduction spheres, their relationship and impact on other aspects. The QUIT covers employment-related research areas such as changes in national employment models and labour market, regulation of labour market and its interaction with the welfare state, training systems, labour market policy, industrial relations...

The QUIT staff is composed by researchers from several academic disciplines, including sociology, economy and other related disciplines. This allows the adoption of a multidisciplinary research approach that mirrors the complexity and importance assumed by work for citizens, companies, public and private organizations and social partners.

Joan Miquel Verd Pericas