Industrial & labor relations review

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  Año 2005, Vol. 59, Número 1

  • TIGHT LABOR MARKETS AND THE DEMAND FOR EDUCATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE COAL BOOM AND BUST

    Terra G. McKinnish, Dan A. Black, Seth G. Sanders

    págs. 3-15

    

  • THE EMPLOYMENT EFFECTS OF A "GOOD CAUSE" DISCHARGE STANDARD IN MONTANA

    Charles M. North, Beck A. Taylor, Bradley T. Ewing

    págs. 17-33

    

  • WHEN WELFARE-TO-WORK PROGRAMS SEEM TO WORK WELL: EXPLAINING WHY RIVERSIDE AND PORTLAND SHINE SO BRIGHTLY

    David Greenberg, Andreas Cebulla, Karl Ashworth, Robert Walker

    págs. 34-50

    

  • DID AMERICAN WELFARE CAPITALISTS BREACH THEIR IMPLICIT CONTRACTS DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION? PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM COMPANY-LEVEL DATA

    Chiaki Moriguchi

    págs. 51-81

    

  • ANALYTICAL MODELING IN COMPLEX SURVEYS OF WORK PRACTICES

    Jerome P. Reiter, Elaine L. Zanutto, Larry W. Hunter

    págs. 82-100

    

  • REGISTERED NURSES AND THE VALUE OF BILINGUALISM

    David E. Kalist

    págs. 101-118

    

  • TIME OFF AT WHAT PRICE? THE EFFECTS OF CAREER INTERRUPTIONS ON EARNINGS

    Christy Spivey

    págs. 119-140

    

  • THE EFFECTS OF PREVAILING WAGE REQUIREMENTS ON THE COST OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING

    John M. Quigley, Larry A. Rosenthal, Sarah Dunn

    págs. 141-157

    

  • The Future of the Family

    Robert Drago

    págs. 158-160

    

  • Adequacy of Earnings Replacement in Workers' Compensation Programs

    Douglas Hyatt

    págs. 160-161

    

  • Carve-Outs in Workers' Compensation: An Analysis of the Experience in the California Construction Industry

    Timothy P. Schmidle

    págs. 161-163

    

  • Monitoring Sweatshops: Workers, Consumers and the Global Apparel Industry

    Gay W. Seidman

    págs. 164-165

    

  • Downsizing in America: Reality, Causes, and Consequences

    Lori Kletzer

    págs. 165-167

    

  • Workplace Education for Low-Wage Workers

    Edward C. Kokkelenberg

    págs. 167-169

    

  • Job Training Policy in the United States

    Garth Mangum

    págs. 169-170

    

  • How Institutions Evolve: The Political Economy of Skills in Germany, Britain, the United States, and Japan

    Gerald Friedman

    págs. 170-172

    

  • Industrial Relations and European Integration: Trans- and Supranational Developments and Prospects

    Marco Hauptmeier

    págs. 172-173

    

  • Understanding Globalization, Employment, and Poverty Reduction

    Michael Huberman

    págs. 173-174

    

  • Off the Rails: The Story of the ILDA

    Robert Hickey

    págs. 174-176