Une main-d'oeuvre stable est-elle bonne pour la productivité?

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Hauptverfasser: Peter Auer, Janine Berg, Ibrahim Coulibaly
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Veröffentlicht: International Labour Organization 2005
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author Peter Auer
Janine Berg
Ibrahim Coulibaly
author_facet Peter Auer
Janine Berg
Ibrahim Coulibaly
Peter Auer
Janine Berg
Ibrahim Coulibaly
contents Une main-d'oeuvre stable est-elle bonne pour la productivité? Peter Auer Janine Berg Ibrahim Coulibaly Based on the European Community Labour Force Survey and on similar surveys in Japan and the USA from 1992 to 2002. Explores whether employment tenure (defined as the amount of time a worker has spent working for the same employer) inhibits or contributes to productivity and whether there is an optimum level of tenure for promoting productivity. Proposes an econometric analysis of the relationship between tenure and productivity in 13 European countries and looks at the impact of labour market institutions on employment tenure. publication.journalArticle
format Artículo científico
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institution Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT)
publishDate 2005
publisher International Labour Organization
spellingShingle Une main-d'oeuvre stable est-elle bonne pour la productivité?
Peter Auer
Janine Berg
Ibrahim Coulibaly
Une main-d'oeuvre stable est-elle bonne pour la productivité? Peter Auer Janine Berg Ibrahim Coulibaly Based on the European Community Labour Force Survey and on similar surveys in Japan and the USA from 1992 to 2002. Explores whether employment tenure (defined as the amount of time a worker has spent working for the same employer) inhibits or contributes to productivity and whether there is an optimum level of tenure for promoting productivity. Proposes an econometric analysis of the relationship between tenure and productivity in 13 European countries and looks at the impact of labour market institutions on employment tenure. publication.journalArticle
title Une main-d'oeuvre stable est-elle bonne pour la productivité?
url https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/journalArticle/Une-main-doeuvre-stable-est-elle-bonne-pour/995219237302676