Camille Signoretto

Camille Signoretto is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics at the Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Paris Cité, specializing in labor market dynamics and policy analysis.

Her research centers on:

• Labor economics and employment relations
• Economic analysis of labor law reforms
• Professional mobility and working conditions
• Social dialogue and socioproductive organizational models
• Applied econometrics and data-driven policy evaluation

She employs quantitative methodologies to examine employment quality, legislative impacts, and workplace relations within contemporary labor markets.

Dr. Signoretto actively contributes to academic governance as Co-director of the Socio-Economics of Labor (SET) journal and oversees the Ladyss-UPCité research site. She supervises master's students in programs including M2 CCESE and Master APE/MECI, mentoring three students during the 2020-2021 academic year across thesis development and professional integration.