How new is the "new employment contract"? : evidence from North American pay practices / David I. Levine [and others].

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Topics covered include theories and changes of labour markets, wage structures, job characteristics, skills and wages, pay flexibility.

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Acknowledgements -- 1 -- Introduction -- 2 -- Theories of Internal Labor Markets -- 3 -- Chages in Internal Labor Markets: A Survey -- 4 -- Wage Structures at Large and Small Employers -- 5 -- Chages in Wage Structures within and between Employers -- 6 Job Characteristics, Skills, and Wages -- 7 -- Changes in Attitudes toward Pay Flexibility -- Conclusions -- Appendix A: An Illustrative Model of Human Capital Theory -- Appendix B: The Current Population Survey -- Appendix C: The Cleveland Community Salary Survey -- Appendix D: How Representative is the Community Salary Survey?

Appendix E: Did Deregulation or Growing Imports Weaken Wage Structures? -- Appendix F: The Hay Data -- Appendix G: The Indiana/Japan Data -- Appendix H: The Survey Questions Concerning Layoffs -- Appendix I: Complete Results of Layoff Questions -- Reference List -- The Authors.

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