Dennis Alexis Valin Dittrich

Pronoun Disclosure and Hiring Discrimination: A Resume Audit Study d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:tor:teci
"Strong evidence is found that disclosing “they/them” pronouns reduces positive employer response, an estimated 66% to 70% of #discrimination is found to be rooted in their nonbinary gender identity rather than the act of pronoun disclosure more generally."
#LaborMarkets #ExperimentalEcon #LaborEconomics

Dennis Alexis Valin Dittrich

Nothing Really Matters: Evaluating Demand-Side Moderators of Age #Discrimination in Hiring d.repec.org/n?u=RePEc:iza:izad
"… senior candidates experience discrimination during the hiring process. On average, they receive 16.97% fewer positive responses than comparable younger candidates
… none of the investigated demand-side characteristics moderated the #ageDiscrimination observed in the field experiment"
#LaborMarkets #LaborEconomics #ExperimentalEcon

Dennis Alexis Valin Dittrich

"The data and research show well-managed work from home can raise and maintain productivity, while cutting costs and raising profits.

It keeps employees happy, reduces pollution by cutting billions of commuting miles, and supports millions of employees with care and disability challenges in work. Indeed, what is not to like?"
thehill.com/opinion/technology
#work #wfh #LaborEconomics

Michael Clemens

Delighted to be presenting a big update, for the first time today at @georgemasonu, to our research on the effect of less-than-high-school immigrant employment on US firms and workers.

We use naturally randomized allocation of immigrant employment. Summary thread of the original paper last year—> econtwitter.net/@m_clem/109383

Update in writing coming soon!
#laboreconomics #immigration @laborecon

Michael Clemens

There’s a new, definitive book on the economic history of US #immigration over the past century.

Ran Abramitzky and Leah Boustan have given us a myth-cracking and enduring work based on their own top research. My review is out today in #TheUnpopulist —> theunpopulist.net/p/a-landmark #laboreconomics

A Landmark Study Debunks Populist Anti-Immigrant Narratives

If science and facts could change hearts and minds,…

www.theunpopulist.net
Dennis Alexis Valin Dittrich

CAREER: Transfer Learning for Economic Prediction of Labor Sequence Data
arxiv.org/abs/2202.08370
…forms accurate predictions of job sequences on 3 widely-used economics datasets.
…find that CAREER can be used to form good predictions of other downstream variables; incorporating CAREER into a wage model provides better predictions than the econometric models currently in use.
#DataScience #Econometrics #LaborEconomics

CAREER: Transfer Learning for Economic Prediction of Labor Sequence Data

Labor economists regularly analyze employment data…

arxiv.org
Nuria RodriguezPlanas :lambda:

Hello #econtwitter and #mastodon.social! My #introduction: I am Full Professor in Economics at #CUNY (City University of New York) in #NYC. My research is distributed across three broad highly #policy relevant topics: (1) #Policies #Institutions, and #SocialJustice in #LaborEconomics and #HumanCapital Development; (2) #SocialNorms and #Behavioral #Decisions; and (3) #PublicHealth Issues. Right now working on two different topics: #DomesticViolence & #COVID in #HigherEducation.

John Quiggin

#nepo babies

Is there research in #laboreconomics or #SociologyOfLabour about tendency of children to follow parents’ occupation? Explained more by easy access or by family expectations? Paging @kjhealy

James Harris :laserkiwi:

@amydiehl @stokel

Twitter helpfully reminding well-educated middle-class Americans that universal health care has another economic benefit- it increases flexibility and mobility in the labor market

mstdn.social/@amydiehl/1094101

#healthEconomics is #LaborEconomics

Amy Diehl, Ph.D. (@amydiehl@mstdn.social)

Twitter offered a fertility benefit for IVF and IUI.…

mstdn.social
Hitabshu Pandit

Hi All,
I am a PhD Candidate at UNC, Greensboro. I am on the job market this season. In my job market paper "City Limits: Exploring the relationship between employment and minimum wages using mobile-device location data" [1/8]🧵#econtwitter #laboreconomics #introduction #jmp

Michael Clemens

“How firms adjust when they cannot hire foreigners for low-skill work”

Thank you IZA for featuring a nice synopsis of my new research with Ethan Lewis, based on randomized allocation of the United States’ principal low-skill work visa —>

newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/re #immigration #labormarket #laboreconomics

How firms adjust when they cannot hire foreigners for low-skill work

IZA Newsroom
Maarten Hermans

I have started a spreadsheet of accounts of potential interest to those working on, or active in, #IndustrialRelations / #EmploymentRelations / #SocialDialogue.

E.g. researchers on #LaborLaw, #LaborEconomics, #Sociology, #OSHA, #TradeUnion officers, policy think tanks, tripartite EU bodies, etc.

Additions most welcome (reply or DM)! You can also download and import the CSV-version (second sheet).

👉 docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d

Mastodon industrial relations accounts

accounts display name,user name,account link,bio Antonio…

docs.google.com
Nuria RodriguezPlanas :lambda:

Hello #econtwitter and #mastodon.social! My #introduction: I am Full Professor in Economics at #CUNY (City University of New York) in #NYC. My research is distributed across three broad highly #policy relevant topics: (1) #Policies #Institutions, and #SocialJustice in #LaborEconomics and #HumanCapital Development; (2) #SocialNorms and #Behavioral #Decisions; and (3) #PublicHealth Issues. Right now working on two different topics: #DomesticViolence & #COVID in #HigherEducation.

Jesse Rothstein

#Introduction

I'm an #economist of the #laboreconomics variety. I study #unemployment, the #EITC, wage determination, #inequality, and #education (both #k12 and postsecondary).

I am a professor of public policy and economics at #Berkeley, where I'm also the faculty director of the California Policy Lab. I have affiliations with #NBER, #IZA, #CESifo, etc. Formerly chief economist at USDOL, senior economist at CEA.

I don't post a lot but occasionally post long threads about policy.

Nuria RodriguezPlanas :lambda:

Hello #econtwitter and #mastodon.social! My #introduction: I am Full Professor in Economics at #CUNY (City University of New York) in #NYC. My research is distributed across three broad highly #policy relevant topics: (1) #Policies #Institutions, and #SocialJustice in #LaborEconomics and #HumanCapital Development; (2) #SocialNorms and #Behavioral #Decisions; and (3) #PublicHealth Issues. Right now working on two different topics: #DomesticViolence & #COVID in #HigherEducation.