Development within the job: the influence of organizational characteristics on differences in job development between men and women This article investigates employee development within jobs, in terms of changes in income and importance. Focus is on the influence of five organizational characteristics on the job growth of women versus men. For the analyses we use a data set containing 28 Dutch organizations and 1046 employees. After controlling for individual and job characteristics women and men do not change at different rates in their jobs. Organizational characteristics either have an influence opposite to what was expected or their effect is not different for women versus men. Human capital characteristics are particularly well-suited ...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address the impact of the subjective evaluation of job cha...
Contains fulltext : 148836.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)For decades, or...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address the impact of the subjective evaluation of job cha...
Development within the job: the influence of organizational characteristics on differences in job de...
Development within the job: the influence of organizational characteristics on differences in job de...
This article examines 20 studies on the remuneration of men and women in the Netherlands, where the ...
Although one can assume the work values within nonprofit organizations promote gender equality in pr...
Although one can assume the work values within nonprofit organizations promote gender equality in pr...
In this article we examine gender differences in income expectations of students in higher education...
Although one can assume the work values within nonprofit organizations promote gender equality in pr...
The literature on part-time employment suggests that this type of employment hampers career advancem...
Purpose - This article examines gender differences in promotion probabilities of the academic staff ...
Job satisfaction is an important concept, because it is an important predictor for overall well-bein...
The finding that men are disproportionately represented in positions of workplace authority to an ex...
The relationship between job involvement, job satisfaction and job performance has been investigated...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address the impact of the subjective evaluation of job cha...
Contains fulltext : 148836.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)For decades, or...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address the impact of the subjective evaluation of job cha...
Development within the job: the influence of organizational characteristics on differences in job de...
Development within the job: the influence of organizational characteristics on differences in job de...
This article examines 20 studies on the remuneration of men and women in the Netherlands, where the ...
Although one can assume the work values within nonprofit organizations promote gender equality in pr...
Although one can assume the work values within nonprofit organizations promote gender equality in pr...
In this article we examine gender differences in income expectations of students in higher education...
Although one can assume the work values within nonprofit organizations promote gender equality in pr...
The literature on part-time employment suggests that this type of employment hampers career advancem...
Purpose - This article examines gender differences in promotion probabilities of the academic staff ...
Job satisfaction is an important concept, because it is an important predictor for overall well-bein...
The finding that men are disproportionately represented in positions of workplace authority to an ex...
The relationship between job involvement, job satisfaction and job performance has been investigated...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address the impact of the subjective evaluation of job cha...
Contains fulltext : 148836.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)For decades, or...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to address the impact of the subjective evaluation of job cha...