Sentence examples for selection of workers from inspiring English sources
The issue of selection of workers into the public sector has also recently received a lot of attention in the development literature (Dal Bo et al. 2013; Hanna and Wang 2013; Banuri and Keefer 2013; Lagarde and Blaauw 2013; Ashraf et al. 2014).
State lawmakers have been in conference committee meetings all week writing a final version of a labor bill, which would bring together a series of proposals affecting workplace safety, when unemployment insurance can be paid, and the selection of workers' compensation judges.
Any selection of workers into hospitals that are more prone to reorganize is not controlled for in random effects.
The recruitment and selection of workers from an automobile company as study subjects have been described previously (Chang et al. 2003).
Heckman and Sedlacek (1985) estimate a Roy model of earnings in manufacturing and non-manufacturing incorporating selection of workers into the two sectors.
Within an occupation, the distribution of earnings is affected by the selection of workers into that occupation, as determined by 'the association existing between any individual's performance in the two occupations' (Roy, 1951, p. 494).
Selection of worker-matched referents was based on a procedure requiring neighborhood door-to-door solicitation by trained interviewers.
Therefore, we address only the self-selection of workers into training based on their observable characteristics.
As a consequence, estimated effects are neither contaminated by unobserved time-invariant plant heterogeneity nor by self-selection of workers.
This approach should stimulate the self-selection of workers into either early retirement or job search, even in a world of imperfect observability.
They thus cannot rule out that differences in pay gaps, reflecting unobserved heterogeneity among firms facing different levels of product market competition and/or self-selection of workers into firms with different competitive pressure rather than a genuine competition effect.
