WHD Compliance Strategies: Directions for Future Research

Sarah Dolfin, Nan Maxwell and Ankita Patnaik

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Abstract: This report highlights effective practices for building and using evidence. The study team poses a broad theoretical framework for using monitoring and evaluation to build evidence, which would allow the Wage and Hour Division to build upon its current practices. The study team also identifies potential obstacles and solutions that can assist in implementing monitoring and evaluation strategies.

Keywords: Evaluation; monitor; impact; labor regulations; labor standards; enforcement; compliance assistance; compliance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 77
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