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Experimentally induced short-term work experience resulted in a negative point estimate on payment frequency (-0.318 ITT, -0.386 IV, p > 0.10), indicating that the observed wage gains occurred through less permanent, daily-remunerated positions rather than permanent monthly roles.
6-week rapid surveys by unfamiliar enumerators showed near-zero employment impacts (0.6 percentage points for cash, p = 0.296; control mean 4.9%), whereas 2-month ESO surveys revealed 5.2 percentage point employment gains for Syrian refugees (p = 0.017; control mean 9.1%), with significant job increases occurring just below the formal minimum wage.