A "Brer Rabbit" Case for Reverse Mandated Benefits
Reverse mandated benefits is a government-mandated policy that requires employees to provide their employers with benefits that workers would not provide otherwise. Of course, only those benefits would be mandated that are worth more to employers than they cost, as determined by political authorities. My case for such a policy argues that it is at least as sensible as policies mandating that employers provide benefits to their employees that would not be provided otherwise.
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2003
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Authors: | LEE, DWIGHT R. |
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Journal of Labor Research. - Transaction Publishers, ISSN 0195-3613. - Vol. 24.2003, 3, p. 437-446
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Transaction Publishers |
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