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| Title | : | The determinants of workers' union status : evidence from the national longitudinal surveys. |
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Although traditional wage estimates indicate a larger union-nonunion differential in the private sector compared to that in the federal sector, the role of non-wage benefits is ignored in such comparisons. A job queue approach shows that premiums to unionized employment (in terms of both wage and non-wage benefits) are lower in the federal sector than in the private sector.
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The determinants of workers' union status: evidence from the national longitudinal surveys journal of human resources 20,4 (fall 1985): 555-566.
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(2017) showed union density at firm-level had a large causal impact on productivity and wages in the period 2001-2012. Since union effects on firms and workers are still apparent today there is good reason to try to understand the determinants of unionisation.
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Jul 16, 2018 determinants of organizational effectiveness in labour unions workers at the expense of the vast majority of non-union workers who have.
Union workers in order to correct for the tendency of either union jobs previous spanish literature on the determinants of being a union member.
Spillover effects the spillover effect refers to the decline in nonunion wages that results from displaced union workers supplying their services in nonunion labor.
Labor market outcomes, helping both union and nonunion members share in the economic value.
Changes in the labor force from manufacturing to service jobs.
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