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A careful assessment of the available evidence casts doubt on the viability of grafting industrial relations practices from abroad onto the U.S. scene.
Work experience in 1983 reflects the effects of the recovery
Work experience 1983 recovery
2009/5/31
As the economy rebounded from the 1981-82 recession so did the number of jobholders, particularly of a full-time year-round nature; the figure for women who held such jobs reached an all-time high.
Shift work pay differentials and practices in manufacturing
Shift work premium pay in manufacturing
2009/5/20
Most of the late-shift workers received premium pay for such schedules; however, shift differential pay has not increased as rapidly as basic day-shift wage levels.
Comparable worth：how do we know it will work?
Comparable worth policy informed decisionmaking
2009/5/20
The debate over comparable worth obscures the lack of consensus on the definition and goals of such a policy, and of data for informed decisionmaking.
Work, poverty, and the working poor：a multifaceted problem
low-paying working poor intermittent
2009/5/19
New study shows that most able-bodied heads of poor households demonstrate strong labor force attachment, but their employment tends to be intermittent, low-paying, or both.
Preferred hours of work and corresponding earnings
hours of work corresponding earnings leisure time
2009/5/19
Most workers are satisfied with the number of hours they currently work, although about 1 of 4— especially young people and low earners— would prefer more hours and more money; very few would trade in...
More comprehensive survey covers overtime hours even of persons who do not exceed the traditional 40-hour week; 1.6 million of them received premium pay in 1985.
Work at home：new findings from the Current Population Survey
Work at home Current Population Survey child care
2009/5/19
In May 1985, more than 8 million Americans reported at least 8 hours per week of home-based work; services, ranging from consulting to child care, were the most common pursuits of persons working subs...
Missed work and lost hours, May 1985
goods-producing industries service-producing industries
2009/5/19
Absences were lower in 1985 than at any time since 1973; for the first time, absence rates in the goods-producing industries were lower than the rates in the service-producing industries.
New data reveal that shift work and flexitime are not widespread; only 1 of 10 full-time wage and salary workers is on an evening or night shift, and only 1 of 8 has a flexible schedule.
While the 40-hour, 5-day workweek remains the schedule of choice for most employers and workers, a recent study shows evidence of the emergence of new forms of extended and compressed work schemes.
Work schedules of Americans：an overview of new findings
Work schedules Americans flexible hours
2009/5/19
A group of eight articles examines data from a special 1985 household survey covering topics such as the number of workers who moonlight, who work at home, who have flexible hours, or who would prefer...
Women's work expectations and actual experience
Women's work expectations actual experience
2009/5/19
Eighty percent of women with work plans were in the labor force, while 50 percent who did not plan to work were employed; those women with consistent work expectations earned higher wages.
The growing presence of Hispanics in the U.S. work force
Hispanic workers Hispanic women rose dramatically
2009/5/13
Between 1980 and 1987, the number of Hispanic workers rose dramatically, accounting for almost a fifth of the Nation's employment growth; the increase for Hispanic women was especially sharp. The numb...
A year's work：labor force activity from a different perspective
labor force activity work experience supplement Current Population Survey
2009/5/13
The annual March work experience supplement to the Current Population Survey provides a unique view of labor force activity which complements the monthly CPS data. This report examines the results of ...