Journal of Labor Research 1999 - Abstracts

Journal of Labor Research 1999
TitleSubjectAuthors
Affirmative action, political representation, unions, and female police employment.Human resources and labor relationsSass, Tim R., Troyer, Jennifer L.
Amenities and the labor earnings function.Human resources and labor relationsGraves, Philip E., Sexton, Robert L., Arthur, Michelle M.
Consumer racial discrimination: a reassessment of the market for baseball cards.Human resources and labor relationsPoitras, Marc, McGarrity, Joseph, Palmer, Harvey D.
Cost of living and labor force participation: married women in urban labor markets.Human resources and labor relationsFosu, Augustin Kwasi
Diversification and win rate in NLRB certifications elections.(National Labor Relations Board)Human resources and labor relationsHatfield, Donald E., Murrmann, Kent F.
Does consensus bargaining control labor costs in Japan? Evidence from the "bubble economy" and its aftermath.Human resources and labor relationsFuess, Scott M., Jr.
Do minimum wage hikes reduce employment? State-level evidence from the low-wage retail sector.Human resources and labor relationsPartridge, Mark D., Partridge, Jamie S.
Do unions always decrease wage dispersion? The case of Brazilian manufacturing.Human resources and labor relationsArbache, Jorge Saba
Employee involvement programs: should unions get involved?Human resources and labor relationsReshef, Yonatan, Cohen, Susan G., Kizilos, Mark, Ledford, Gerald E., Jr.
Evolution of nonunion employee representation in Canada.(Symposium: Nonunion Employee Representation)Human resources and labor relationsTaras, Daphne Gottlieb
Monopsony power in the market for teachers: why teachers should support market-based education reform.(includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsMerrifield, John
Prevailing wage laws and black employment in the construction industry.Human resources and labor relationsThieblot, A.J.
Revisiting multi-tier wage structures: equity, employment mobility, and tier effects.Human resources and labor relationsTownsend, Anthony M.
The effect of experience on faculty attitudes toward collective bargaining: a cross-temporal analysis.Human resources and labor relationsKarim, Ahmad, Rassuli, Ali, Roy, Raj
The effects of gainsharing on grievance rates and absenteeism over time.Human resources and labor relationsArthur, Jeffrey B., Jelf, Gregory S.
Unionization and tenure and rank outcomes in Ohio universities.(includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsBenedict, Mary Ellen, Wilder, Lisa
Union-nonunion differentials and establishment size: evidence from the NLSY.(National Longitudinal Surveys of Youth)Human resources and labor relationsEwing, Bradley T., Wunnawa, Phanindra V.
Union responses to quality improvement initiatives: factors shaping support and resistance.Human resources and labor relationsReshef, Yonatan, Lam, Helen
Unions, incentive systems, and job design.Human resources and labor relationsGaren, John
Union views of managerial prerogatives revisited: the prospects for labor-management cooperation.Human resources and labor relationsPerline, Martin M.
Union wage premiums by gender and race: evidence from PSID 1980-1992.(includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsWunnava, Phanindra V., Peled, Noga O.
Unmeasured skills in inter-industry wage differentials: evidence from the apparel industry.Human resources and labor relationsShippen, Ben S., Jr.
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