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  1. Do Employers Comply with Pay Transparency Requirements in Job Postings? libertystreeteconomics.newyork
    "… employers ignore #payTransparency requirements; roughly a quarter of job listings covered by these laws fail to include salary information."
    #wages #LaborMarkets #oja

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    #WageInflation #CompensationStrategy #LaborMarket #HRInsights #TalentRetention #PayTransparency #FutureOfWork #JobsPikr

  3. Bargaining and Inequality in the Labor Market d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:upj:weup
    "… #bargaining is pervasive: 80% of workers are in firms which say they differentiate pay between workers they perceive to have similar productivity. The typical firm is willing to differentiate pay between 6 and 12%
    … firm productivity does not predict whether a firm engages in individual wage bargaining (or by how much it is willing to differentiate wages), but labor market factors do, consistent with theoretical models which emphasize replaceability or tightness in driving frms’ decisions to bargain
    … differences in bargaining behavior lead to wage #inequality within the firm: residual gender wage gaps are 3 percentage points larger in firms which bargain. Providing information on frms’ bargaining positions—as proposed by multiple policymakers—would not suffce to close between-group differences in worker behavior: we still see differences, e.g., between men and women, in a hypothetical situation in which we equalize pay information."
    #LaborMarkets #wages #gpg #payTransparency

  4. Worker Beliefs About Outside Options microeconomicinsights.org/work
    "…anchoring & misperceptions about the wage distribution can be a source of #LaborMarkets imperfections
    …in standard models, workers are assumed to have perfect information about the wage distribution, their position therein, and hence their outside options
    The presence of misperceptions also gives rise to distinct policy remedies, such as #PayTransparency mandates"
    #BoundedRationality #wages

  5. External pay transparency and the gender wage gap d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:zbw:rwir
    "… providing publicly available wage information in vacancies, so-called external #payTransparency, can reduce the #GenderWageGap… reduction in the gender wage gap was caused by an increase in women's earnings, particularly at the lower part of the distribution. Earnings of men, on the other side, remained largely constant"
    #wages #LaborEconomics