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124by Kahn, Lawrence M Published in Industrial relations (Berkeley) (01.01.2016)“...Using individual longitudinal European Community Household Panel data for thirteen countries during 1995–2001 and fixed‐effects models, I find for men, the...”
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125by Fairlie, Robert W Kapur, Kanika Gates, Susan Published in Industrial relations (Berkeley) (01.01.2016)“...Employer‐provided health insurance may restrict job mobility, resulting in “job lock.” Previous research on job lock finds mixed results using several...”
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126“...This paper uses longitudinal data from Australia to examine the extent to which overskilling—the extent to which work‐related skills and abilities are utilized...”
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127by Sabia, Joseph J Published in Industrial relations (Berkeley) (01.01.2015)“...Using data drawn from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health, this study (1) examines the sensitivity of the estimated earnings penalty of sexual...”
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128“...The varieties of capitalism and employment relations literature have largely focused on formally regulated market economies, with a general neglect of the...”
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129“...The press often depicts bonuses as extra payments to the already well compensated and calls for reform. Yet, these calls typically ignore the efficiency...”
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130by Eppel, Rainer Published in Industrial relations (Berkeley) (2017)“...In direct job‐creation schemes, unemployed individuals at risk of permanent labor market exclusion are offered temporary subsidized employment in public‐ or...”
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131by Haber, Jaren Published in Industrial relations (Berkeley) (01.10.2016)“...Is employee involvement universally either good or bad, a “best practice” or an exploitative tool—or do its effects depend on context? To shed light on this...”
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132“...This paper uses an original, nationally representative survey of manufacturing establishments to shed light on the interaction of employers with community...”
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133by RONCONI, LUCAS Published in Industrial relations (Berkeley) (01.01.2012)“...This paper provides new measures of government enforcement of labor regulations in eighteen Latin American countries between 1985 and 2009, and explores how it...”
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134“...Using German firm panel data, we analyze the productivity effects of profit sharing. Because selectivity should pose a severe problem in this context, we...”
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138“...We provide the first causal analysis of how minimum wages affects enrollments and expenditures in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)...”
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139“...What are the conditions under which transnational collective action is initiated and sustained? This article presents a case study of General Motors Europe,...”
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140“...Institutionalist theory has shown how work and employment relations are shaped by national contexts. Recent developments in these theories have been...”