The Extent and Impact of Enterprise Training: The Case of Kitakyushu City

Masako Kurosawa

The Japanese Economic Review, 2001, vol. 52, issue 2, 224-242

Abstract: This paper examines the incidence and intensity of training as well as the impact of training on wage growth, using a unique survey of establishments and employees in Japan. We find that the worker's probability of receiving certain forms of training depends not only on union status, occupation, education, age and past job experience, but also on the business types and practices of the firms. Our evidence also suggests that formal training is associated with the measures of business growth. Controlling for such growth measures, both the incidence of routine formal training and the duration of informal training are found to boost wage increases. JEL Classification Numbers: J31, J2.

Date: 2001
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