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to technology and work organisation, based on surveys dating from 1986. The use of skills has been rising, as indicated …, changing work organisation also contributes to explaining the rises, both in skills use and in skills development. Nevertheless … addition to the education level both computing skills and influence skills attract a premium in the labour market. There is an …
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process build skills and improve their employability. If these "learning" effects are large enough, the social benefits of …
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can be risky, as some people will still choose to act in a selfish manner, causing adverse consequences for productivity …
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variables as determinants for job satisfaction. Findings - The empirical findings indicate that wages and stability are major …
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This paper is one of the first to use employer-employee data on wages and labor productivity to measure discrimination …
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British Skills and Employment Survey series, we analyse trends in the labour market between 1997/2001 and 2006/2012. The …
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Anti-discrimination policies play an important role in public discussions. However, identifying discriminatory practices in the labor market is not an easy task. Correspondence testing provides a credible way to reveal discrimination in hiring and provide hard facts for policies. The method...
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