In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworkers using a linked employer-employee dataset. On the employee side of the data, the surveyed workers are asked if they are unionized but we do not know which unionized workers are union representatives. On the employer side of the data, I have access to the number of union representatives and unionized workers in each firm. I use this information to construct an indicator of the firm-level probability for a randomly drawn unionized worker to be union representative. This indicator is then used to split the directly observable wage differential between unionized and non-unionized workers into two differentials: one between union representatives ...
Abstract Unions are relevant institutions in modern labor markets. They represent organized labor su...
Unionization imposes substantial costs on employers. This paper develops a model that recognizes tha...
Trade unions are consistently found to compress the wage distribution. Moreover, unemployment affect...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
Instances of discrimination against union members continue to accumulate in France, as can be seen b...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
Unionization imposes substantial costs on employers. This paper develops a model that recognizes tha...
Abstract Unions are relevant institutions in modern labor markets. They represent organized labor su...
Unionization imposes substantial costs on employers. This paper develops a model that recognizes tha...
Trade unions are consistently found to compress the wage distribution. Moreover, unemployment affect...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage differential between firms' union representatives and their coworker...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
Instances of discrimination against union members continue to accumulate in France, as can be seen b...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
In this paper, I study the wage premium associated with firm-level union recognition in France and s...
Unionization imposes substantial costs on employers. This paper develops a model that recognizes tha...
Abstract Unions are relevant institutions in modern labor markets. They represent organized labor su...
Unionization imposes substantial costs on employers. This paper develops a model that recognizes tha...
Trade unions are consistently found to compress the wage distribution. Moreover, unemployment affect...