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Hence, the level of b greatly affects a firm's decision to implement layoffs or wage cuts.
Inversely, the higher the layoff cost per worker (c L ), the less the incentive for the firm to implement layoffs.
What, then, is the mechanism whereby firms are reluctant to cut wages and tend to implement layoffs?1.
Therefore, these factors can also be an incentive for the firm to implement layoffs rather than wage cuts.
We first construct a theoretical model to illustrate the mechanism whereby firms become more reluctant to cut wages when the expected reduction in morale caused by such wage cuts is greater, and, as a result, tend to implement layoffs.
In this study, we investigate the mechanism whereby firms are reluctant to cut wages and tend to implement layoffs by clearly introducing a parameter that represents the magnitude of decline in morale caused by wage cuts.
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If the piece rate meets a certain threshold ((overline {b})) or higher (i.e., if (b geq overline {b}) holds), a firm will implement layoffs only.
(1) If the piece rate meets a certain threshold ((overline {b})) or higher (i.e., if (b geq overline {b}) holds), a firm will implement layoffs only.
Given that downsizing is common in business life, our findings highlight the need for employment and mental health policies to successfully address morbidity related to threatening or implemented layoffs.
Contrary to popular belief, businesses rarely choose to implement mass layoffs as their first line of action.
During financial crises, if there is no surplus money to invest in reconstruction, firms need to collect funds by implementing layoffs and/or wage cuts.
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