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productivity at the firm level. Design/methodology/approach – Panel data techniques are applied to Belgian data on private sector … prime age and young workers. In contrast, the productivity of middle‐aged workers is not found to be significantly different …/value – These findings contribute to the growing literature on how the workforce age structure affects productivity and wages.  …
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evidence to support the notion that profit sharing significantly improves either employment, profitability, productivity …
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Presents a longitudinal field study which compares changes in perceptions of productivity and attendance behaviours for … participants in a drug‐testing programme in a manufacturing firm in the mid‐western USA. Employee efficiency, productivity and … productivity. The performance results, however, document a positive and substantial impact of drug testing initiative on employee …
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Presents a theoretical approach to analysing the effects of minimum wages on employment which is intended to conform more with the functioning of actual labour markets than do other popular models traditionally used to analyse the likely effects of minimum wages on employment. The model has the...
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productivity levels in British industry are 25‐30 per cent lower than in The Netherlands. This is seen to reflect slower investment …
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Uses a model of technical change embodied in capital equipment to analyse average labour productivity growth …. Determinants of productivity growth identified in this analysis are: (1) the rate of labour‐saving technical change; (2) the … average labour productivity growth in a cross‐section of Australian manufacturing industries.  …
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Analyses the production function of the UK manufacturing industries by estimating a translog cost function for the period 1955‐1981. Aims to estimate technical change parametrically. Among the conclusions arising from this estimate are: that indications are that technological change is input...
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Extends the approach of an earlier article which studies the underlying trend rate of growth of labour productivity in … the post‐war UK economy. Analyses productivity growth trends in the member countries of the OECD. Also explores some … implications for the productivity slow‐down debate. Begins by providing a brief summary of the estimation method used, then reports …
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Compares the productivity record of 30 manufacturing industries in UK and Germany in 1979 and 1989. Discusses the … framework is used to estimate relative multi‐factor productivity levels. Concludes that, although Germany had a strong labour … productivity advantage in 1989, Britain′s relative position had improved considerably since 1979. By 1989 German superiority could …
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productivity, quality, satisfaction, performance, and appears to be effective. However, less than half of the surveyed respondents …
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