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school career and technical education courses, examine the role of sex discrimination in these disparities, and identify …
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to introduce a normative approach to the measurement of segregation in the labor force, thus ascertaining whether segregation is due mainly to the existence of very “male‐intensive” occupations or to the presence of very “female‐intensive”...
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emerges from the BHPS data is a rather “traditional” and well‐known one. On average, women (be them married or single) work … behaviour of women and not of men. Originality/value – An important message that seems to emerge is that women are far more … women's time allocation decisions (e.g. presence of children, cohort effects). Finally, the paper identifies and …
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market, women earn approximately 25 per cent less than men, and this gender gap stays constant over time. Within academia … and female PhDs in earnings levels and in the choice of labour market (in academia or outside academia). Findings – No … significant gender differences prevail for the probability of becoming academically employed. On average, women earn 16 per cent …
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market, women earn approximately 25 per cent less than men, and this gender gap stays constant over time. Within academia … and female PhDs in earnings levels and in the choice of labour market (in academia or outside academia). Findings – No … significant gender differences prevail for the probability of becoming academically employed. On average, women earn 16 per cent …
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&T education on the distribution of earnings. Findings – S&T graduates have a wider occupational domain. Additionally, tabulations …
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voluntary mobility, the impact of voluntary mobility on changes in these job characteristics, and differential education and … educational level, the weaker the impact of dissatisfaction with working hours on voluntary internal mobility. For women, wage … working hours and the job in general more often cause voluntary internal mobility for women than for men. The revenues of …
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Purpose – This paper aims to highlight the relevance of examining education and skill job-worker mismatches as two … association between both education and skill mismatches, and to estimate wage equations as well as job satisfaction equations … types of mismatches from the workers’ viewpoint. Findings – The statistical analysis shows that education and skill …
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Purpose – This paper aims to highlight the relevance of examining education and skill job-worker mismatches as two … association between both education and skill mismatches, and to estimate wage equations as well as job satisfaction equations … types of mismatches from the workers’ viewpoint. Findings – The statistical analysis shows that education and skill …
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investment in education, controlling for employees’ ability. Contrary to most existing studies, the heterogeneity of individual … required education and over-education are lower than in other industrialised countries. Individual heterogeneous ability, as … provided skills does not substantially affect the estimated coefficients of the return to investment in education. Practical …
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