The employer-learning literature finds support for statistical discrimination on the basis of schooling. How economically relevant statistical discrimination is depends on how fast employers learn about workers’ productive types. This article is the first to estimate the speed of employer learning. Employers learn quickly. Initial expectation errors decline by 50% within 3 years. This estimate ...

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The external purpose of Employer Branding is attraction, that is, the brand’s capability to be preferred its competitors through attractiveness and reputation. This study aims (1) propose Italian adaptation Attractiveness scale (EmpAt scale) in “real” version; (2) a tool evaluate employer reputation; (3) measure convergent predictive validity these two measures. An online survey was administere...

In order to gain advantage in the competition for talent, private enterprises have to create an enabling strategy to attract and retain talent, which is employer brand strategy. The paper defines the meaning of employer brand, and then from the actual situation of private enterprises, it explores methods for private companies to build employer brand in order to establish a good image of employe...

In this paper, I show that employer-to-employer transitions are not only pervasive in the U.S. labor market, making up 49% of all separations from employers over the past decade, but also are a critical component in understanding worker turnover over the business cycle. In fact, the shift in the composition of separations from employer-toemployer transitions to employment-to-unemployment transi...

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