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  1. When no one's in charge: time-tracking firm fined for blocking wage data: Norwegian DPA fines Timegrip €25,000 for refusing 80 employees their time records after employer bankruptcy, establishing processor liability rules. ppc.land/when-no-ones-in-charg #TimeTracking #DataProtection #EmployeeRights #WageTransparency #Norway

  2. When no one's in charge: time-tracking firm fined for blocking wage data: Norwegian DPA fines Timegrip €25,000 for refusing 80 employees their time records after employer bankruptcy, establishing processor liability rules. ppc.land/when-no-ones-in-charg #TimeTracking #DataProtection #EmployeeRights #WageTransparency #Norway

  3. When no one's in charge: time-tracking firm fined for blocking wage data: Norwegian DPA fines Timegrip €25,000 for refusing 80 employees their time records after employer bankruptcy, establishing processor liability rules. ppc.land/when-no-ones-in-charg #TimeTracking #DataProtection #EmployeeRights #WageTransparency #Norway

  4. Wage Expectations and Job Search d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:ajk:ajkd
    "While average misperceptions are relatively small, substantial shares of job seekers display pronounced optimism or pessimism.
    … Treated job seekers who were initially strongly optimistic increase their search effort and find jobs more quickly. Conversely, initial pessimists narrow the geographic scope of their search in response to the treatment, which accelerates re-employment—consistent with mitigated spatial search frictions.
    … accounting for job seekers’ subjective beliefs is essential when studying search behavior
    … suggest that job seekers seem to jointly determine multiple dimensions of their search strategy—including their wage demands, search intensity, and geographic scope. Exogenous changes in one domain can spill over into others
    … Both initially optimistic and initially pessimistic job seekers find employment more quickly when holding more accurate beliefs."
    #LaborMarkets #jobtech #wageTransparency

  5. Firms’ Beliefs About Wage Setting openaccess.nhh.no/nhh-xmlui/bi
    "… a significant minority of firms misperceive their position in the wage distribution… approximately 18 percent of firms hold inaccurate beliefs about their wage relative to other firms.
    … the primary motivation for paying higher #wages is the desire to attract new candidates and retain incumbent employees. In contrast, compensating differentials for unfavorable job amenities emerge as the least common justification for offering higher wages"
    #LaborEcon #retention #wageTransparency

  6. Sorting through Cheap Talk: Theory and Evidence from a Labor Market d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:iza:izad
    "… employers can send messages about their willingness to pay for higher-ability workers, which job-seekers can use to direct their search and tailor their wage bid
    … treatment increased measures of match quality through better #sorting, illustrating the power of cheap talk for talent #matching."
    #LaborMarkets #ExperimentalEcon #wages #wageTransparency

  7. What's #Mozilla like to work for, folks?

    They have an interesting role up which would be a pay-cut, but that's more than worth it for a good company #culture and an interesting #job with cool people :)

    Also kudos for #WageTransparency @mozilla @moznews