This paper analyzes the accounting choices of firms in periods surrounding large work-force reductions (layoffs). Layoffs provide an incentive for managers to use accounting choices to manage earnings. Accrual analysis is performed on a sample of firms that announce large layoffs. Discretionary accruals are regressed on indicator variables for years associated with large layoffs. The results indicate that firms make accounting choices to reduce reported income in the years in which they announce large layoffs
I investigate the relation between CEO equity compensation and employee layoffs. In particular, this...
<p>This paper examines the role of earnings management for firms that report at least three consecut...
C1 - Refereed Journal ArticleThe binary classification of firms into profits or losses represents a ...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that anno...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that anno...
This study analyzes the trade-off relationship between layoffs and wage cuts. If the introduction of...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that ann...
Abstract This study analyzes the trade-off relationship between layoffs and wage cuts. If the introd...
In response to increasing competitive pressures, managers are more than ever before looking at how t...
Two hypotheses are considered to explain employee layoffs by corporations: (1) the declining investm...
Whether CEO pay is linked with job loss or mass layoffs is not really a new question. The study that...
Key Findings: In today’s turbulent business environment the need to reduce payroll costs can arise a...
Using matched employer-employee data on the universe of mass layoffs in West Germany from 1980 to 20...
Key Findings: In today’s turbulent business environment the need to reduce payroll costs can arise a...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that anno...
I investigate the relation between CEO equity compensation and employee layoffs. In particular, this...
<p>This paper examines the role of earnings management for firms that report at least three consecut...
C1 - Refereed Journal ArticleThe binary classification of firms into profits or losses represents a ...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that anno...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that anno...
This study analyzes the trade-off relationship between layoffs and wage cuts. If the introduction of...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that ann...
Abstract This study analyzes the trade-off relationship between layoffs and wage cuts. If the introd...
In response to increasing competitive pressures, managers are more than ever before looking at how t...
Two hypotheses are considered to explain employee layoffs by corporations: (1) the declining investm...
Whether CEO pay is linked with job loss or mass layoffs is not really a new question. The study that...
Key Findings: In today’s turbulent business environment the need to reduce payroll costs can arise a...
Using matched employer-employee data on the universe of mass layoffs in West Germany from 1980 to 20...
Key Findings: In today’s turbulent business environment the need to reduce payroll costs can arise a...
This paper examines the connection between layoffs, executive pay, and stock prices. Firms that anno...
I investigate the relation between CEO equity compensation and employee layoffs. In particular, this...
<p>This paper examines the role of earnings management for firms that report at least three consecut...
C1 - Refereed Journal ArticleThe binary classification of firms into profits or losses represents a ...