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Cost-benefit analysis of implementing Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) technology in the Brazilian Public Health System. [PDF]
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A comparison of the salaries of rural and urban superinendents of schools
A. C. Monahan, Charles Hutchinson Dye
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Gender gaps in salary negotiations: Salary requests and starting salaries in the field
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 2019Abstract This paper provides new evidence of gender gaps in negotiation behavior and in subsequent outcomes from a unique large sample of high-stakes salary negotiations between recent college graduates and prospective employers. Although females state salary requests to a larger extent than males do, they ask for lower salaries, and are offered ...
Jenny Säve-Söderbergh
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Salary Prediction Using Regression Techniques
Social Science Research Network, 2020The goal of this paper is to predict salary of a person after a certain year. The graphical representation of predicting salary is a process that aims for developing computerized system to maintain all the daily work of salary growth graph in any field ...
Sayan Das, R. Barik, Ayush Mukherjee
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Perpetuating Inequality: What Salary History Bans Reveal About Wages
Social Science Research Network, 2020Pay gaps for women and minorities have persisted after accounting for observable differences. Why? If employers can access applicants’ salary histories while bargaining over wages, they can take advantage of past inequities, perpetuating inequality ...
James Bessen, Chen Meng, Erich Denk
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Bargaining While Black: The Role of Race in Salary Negotiations
Journal of Applied Psychology, 2019The influence of race in negotiations has remained relatively underexplored. Across three studies, we theorize and find that Black job seekers are expected to negotiate less than their White counterparts and are penalized in negotiations with lower ...
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