Bargaining coverage, union and employer density, 2007/09
Teacher Salaries, State Collective Bargaining Laws, and Union Coverage
... CB coverage (LAW and ...collective bargaining legal regime (LAW) is a necessary and important determinant of union ...CB coverage. Even in states without collective bargaining rights, ...
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Union density and varieties of coverage: the anatomy of union wage effects in Germany
... of union density also varies markedly across the wage ...the coverage regimes CC and FC also increase throughout the ...of union power on covered and uncovered employees are most severe at the ...
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Union Density and Varieties of Coverage: The Anatomy of Union Wage Effects in Germany
... of union density also varies markedly across the wage ...the coverage regimes CC and FC also increase throughout the ...of union power on covered and uncovered employees are most severe at the ...
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Union Density and Varieties of Coverage: The Anatomy of Union Wage Effects in Germany
... of union density also varies markedly across the wage ...the coverage regimes CC and FC also increase throughout the ...of union power on covered and uncovered employees are most severe at the ...
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Rent-Sharing and Collective Bargaining Coverage: Evidence from Linked Employer-Employee Data
... collective bargaining coverage using a large-scale German linked employer-employee data ...collective bargaining in Germany is motivated by several ...wage bargaining between industry- ...
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Rent-sharing and Collective Bargaining Coverage: Evidence from Linked Employer-Employee Data
... linked employer-employee data from the mining and manufacturing sector, our empirical analysis o¤ers a remarkably consistent picture: Individual wages are positively related to …rm-speci…c quasi-rents, but this ...
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Wage Bargaining and Employer Objectives
... trade union influence has mainly been on the role of bargaining structure, bargaining issues, and union preferences within profit–seeking ...how union preferences influence ...
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EMPLOYER BARGAINING OBJECTIVES 2013 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
... of union contracts through two-tier wage pack- ages, increased employee health care cost-sharing, and frozen defined benefit pen- sion plans, as well as shrinking numbers of union-represented workers in ...
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The Theory of Bargaining: A Selective Survey with Particular Reference to Union Employer Negotiations and the Occurence of Strikes
... As already noted, Zeuthen’s and Nash’s theories predict the same maximum utility increments product solution as the outcome of the bargaining process. Recalling that Zeuthen’s solution w[r] ...
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Working Paper Rent-Sharing and Collective Bargaining Coverage: Evidence from Linked Employer-Employee Data
... linked employer-employee data from the mining and manufacturing sector, our empirical analysis o¤ers a remarkably consistent picture: Individual wages are found to be positively related to quasi-rents, but this ...
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Union Formation and Bargaining Rules in the Labor Market
... how bargaining structures a¤ect wage and employment determination and in some cases the bargaining structure preferred by the ...industry-wide union) versus decentralized bargaining structures ...
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The conditional effect of technological change on collective bargaining coverage
... In line with this new understanding of labor market change, we argue that technological change-induced labor market polarization creates a new economic cleavage between high- and low-skill workers over support for unions ...
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Centralised bargaining reform in the new South Africa and the role of employer associability
... articulated bargaining that is multi-tiered but ...industry bargaining becomes as a result. In short, the density of associational membership within a sector becomes a crucial determinant of the ...
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The outcome of individual wage bargaining and the influence of managers' bargaining power: evidence from union data
... the employer might talk with only the most productive workers and give them higher wages than others, because she wants them to stay in the ...The employer might also give employees who are part of the ...
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Paper 09-2007
... Because of that, bone stability depends, not only on the load value, but also on the load direction. The bone tissue is viscoelastic material. Studies in which bone specimens were exposed to loads producing different ...
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COVERAGE. Worker s Compensation Coverage. Coverage for Employer s Liability
... OMISSIONS COVERAGE UNDER CGL POLICIES You purchase a CGL policy, and during the policy term you install a roof on a school policy term you install a roof on a school library which shortly thereafter ...
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2007 Interim Results. 09 May 2007
... Outlook 4 Growth measured in available seats will accelerate during the summer months leading to approximately 15% growth for the full year to September 2007. 4 As we stated last winter, we continue to see ...
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Union bargaining power, subcontracting and innovation
... in union power on a labour-saving or process ...in union power affects the incentive for product innovation and the market outcomes in the presence of ...
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Employer-provided mental health coverage
... illnesses. Employer-provided substance abuse benefits have shown changes since 1997, although these changes have not always been as pronounced as those for mental healthcare ...
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Employer-Sponsored Coverage Reporting Requirements
... An employer sponsoring a self-insured plan must provide specific information about health plan coverage to each covered employee by January 31 of the year following the year in which the coverage was ...
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