labor law research paper

The present study works towards improving systematic, quantitative view of labor-rights viola- tions in the U.S. and understanding how such violations can ...

docs.iza.org·7.0 MB

This paper studies the characteristics of large formal firms that violate workplace regulations and analyzes how regulatory enforcement affects firms and ...

lukasrodrian.github.io·5.0 MB

This paper provides the first experimental evidence on the effects of private enforce- ment of labor law by MNCs in a developing country. MNCs' voluntary ...

spia.princeton.edu·4.6 MB

This white paper analyzes and inventories state-level activities that require (by rule or statute), incentivize (through premium credits or public ...

www.osha.gov·3.1 MB

Our results suggest that RTW laws produce substantial economic benefits, which accrue to workers through stronger local labor markets, and more ...

media4.manhattan-institute.org·2.8 MB

Logout/tagout regulations require employers to have step- by-step lockout procedures for each piece of equipment with more than one power source. Because ...

goto.hsi.com·2.5 MB

– Treatment of theoretical, methodological, or historical issues in comparative labor law or comparative employment and social policy . – ...

cllpj.law.illinois.edu·1.3 MB

This article highlights important U.S. labor legislation since 1915. Areas of focus are child labor laws, gender equality, racial equality, working conditions, ...

www.bls.gov·1.2 MB

Our paper leverages the text of collective bargaining agreements to inductively measure a large set of worker rights, from amenities such as vacations and ...

www.nber.org·1.1 MB

Enforcing international labor law is a perennial problem. One popular perspective asserts that tying compliance to trade incentives is the solution: several ...

journals.law.harvard.edu·1.0 MB

Positively Impact Workers and the Work Environment: A White Paper for HR Professionals and. Employment Lawyers. United Suicide Survivors ...

workplacesuicideprevention.com·1.0 MB

Two independent researchers coded 5,531 laws enacted between 1973 and 2010, yielding 89 percent agreement and a. Cohen's Kappa coefficient of ...

faculty.wcas.northwestern.edu·1017.2 KB

This study focuses on the specific question of how much “right-to-work” regulations impact three labor market outcomes: union membership rates, ...

illinoisupdate.com·944.4 KB

Key international and regional institutions are studied for their coverage of such classic topics as freedom of association, equality, and sectoral labour ...

law.utexas.edu·898.7 KB

Some ongoing organiz- ing efforts embrace certain of its principles—e.g., sectoral bargaining—but not others—e.g., its public or statist ...

yalelawjournal.org·857.3 KB

Educate workers, employers, and the general public about applicable laws and measures for workplace safety;. • Disclose information about ...

www.nelp.org·593.1 KB

I. Introduction. Who is an employee? Which workers ought to be covered by the protective panoply offered by labor law? These are questions with a long ...

labourlawresearch.net·467.9 KB

Lichter's (2003) research in Los Angeles, which compares the employment experiences of African Americans and immigrants. Through interviews with employers, the ...

ecommons.cornell.edu·436.7 KB

Numerous studies have found that these states have lower wages, higher poverty rates, lower rates of health insurance coverage, reduced economic growth,

cwa-union.org·384.0 KB

The paper examines changes in labor regulation between 1898 and 1940 in the context of issues related to rule of law in two areas. 1) Many see the 1905 ...

www.nber.org·361.5 KB