Journal of Labor Research 1997 - Abstracts

Journal of Labor Research 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
A dynamic model of public sector employer response to unionization. (includes appendices)Human resources and labor relationsBabcock, Linda C., Engberg, John B.
A labor paradigm for all seasons.Human resources and labor relationsGallaway, Lowell, Klingaman, David
Beliefs about unions and what they should do: a survey of employed Canadians.Human resources and labor relationsGodard, John
Employee participation and assessments of support for organizational policy changes.Human resources and labor relationsJarley, Paul, Fiorito, Jack, Schwochau, Susan, Delaney, John
Employer-initiated elections, 1968-1992.Human resources and labor relationsScott, Clyde, Arnold, Edwin, Hester, Kim
Even the underprivileged are rational: the incentive effects of welfare.Human resources and labor relationsStephenson, E. Frank
Gender-based faculty-pay differences in academe: a reduced-form approach.Human resources and labor relationsGander, James P.
Have unions impeded growing wage dispersion among young workers?Human resources and labor relationsBratsberg, Bernt, Ragan, James F., Jr.
Interfirm wage differentials in a local labor market: the case of the fast-food industry.Human resources and labor relationsKaufman, Bruce E., Young, Madelyn V.
Managing human resource shortages in a unionized setting: best practices in air traffic control.Human resources and labor relationsFisher, Edward George, Marciano, Vitor
On the interpretation of age-earnings profiles.Human resources and labor relationsRodgers, James D., Thornton, Robert J., Brookshire, Michael L.
Outsourcing: a corporate competitiveness strategy, not a search for low wages.Human resources and labor relationsDeavers, Kenneth L.
Pensions and job search: survey evidence from unionized workers in Canada.Human resources and labor relationsLuchak, Andrew A.
Relative wages and exit behavior among registered nurses.Human resources and labor relationsSchumacher, Edward J.
The changing determinants of U.S. unionism: an analysis using worker-level data.Human resources and labor relationsBender, Keith A.
The effect of unions on professors' salaries: the evidence over twenty years.Human resources and labor relationsAshraf, Javed
The effects of workplace unionization on worker responses to HRM innovation.(human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsReshef, Yonatan, Kizilos, Mark
The impact of changing union density on earnings inequality: evidence from the private and public sectors.Human resources and labor relationsDeFina, Robert H., Asher, Martin A.
Unemployment, immigration, and NAFTA: a panel study of ten major U.S. industries.Human resources and labor relationsDorantes, Catalina Amuedo, Huang, Wei Chiao
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