Journal of Labor Research

2000 - 2006

Continued by Journal of Labor Research.

From Transaction Publishers
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Christopher F. Baum ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 23, issue 4, 2002

Technological Change and Employment Conditions in Traditionally Heavily Unionized Industries pp. 507-511

James T. Bennett and Daphne G. Taras

Technology and Labor Relations: Railroads and Ports pp. 513-533

Ann Schwarz-Miller and Wayne K. Talley

Labor Relations and Technological Change at Canadian Pacific Railway * pp. 535-557

A. Tarik Timur and Allen Ponak

Technology and Labor Relations in the Construction Industry pp. 560-573

A. J. Thieblot

Impacts of Digital Information Networks on Construction Contractors and Unions pp. 575-589

James W. Platner, Xiuwen Dong, James W. Platner and Xiuwen Dong

Re-Inventing Production Systems and Industrial Relations: Technology-Driven Transformation in the Canadian Metal-Mining Industry pp. 592-609

Richard P. Chaykowski

Unions and Technology Adoption: A Qualitative Analysis of the Use of Real-Time Control Systems in U.S. Coal Firms pp. 615-630

Albert Link and Donald Siegel

Union Presence and Executive Compensation: An Exploratory Study pp. 631-646

Parbudyal Singh and Naresh C. Agarwal

Did NAFTA Cause a "Giant Sucking Sound"? pp. 647-658

Willem Thorbecke and Christian Eigen-Zucchi

Challenges to Professionalism and Union Voting Intentions: The Case of Pharmacists * pp. 659-671

Patrick P. McHUGH and Matthew M. Bodah

Union Density Effects in the Supermarket Industry pp. 673-684

Robert Johansson and Jay Coggins

The Texaco Racial Discrimination Case and Shareholder Wealth pp. 685-693

Stephen Pruitt and Leonard L. Nethercutt

Volume 23, issue 3, 2002

Technological Change and Industrial Relations pp. 336-338

Daphne G. Taras and James T. Bennett

Workers As Cyborgs: Labor and Networked Computers pp. 339-353

Mark Poster

Teaching Labor Relations: Opportunities and Challenges of Using Technology pp. 355-374

John Budd

Technological Innovation and the Trucking Industry: Information Revolution and the Effect on the Work Process pp. 375-395

Michael H. Belzer

Technology, Skills, and Health Care Labor Markets pp. 397-415

Edward J. Schumacher

How Technology Affects the Design and Administration of Pensions and Benefits pp. 417-431

Norma L. Nielson

NAFTA and Labor: A Canadian Perspective * pp. 433-446

Parbudyal Singh

Passed Over for Promotion Because of Age: An Empirical Analysis of the Consequences pp. 447-461

Scott Adams

How Information Technology Affects Wages: Evidence Using Internet Usage As a Proxy for IT Skills pp. 463-474

Ernest P. Goss and Joseph M. Phillips

Union Salting: Reactions and Rulings since Town and Country pp. 476-485

Cory R. Fine

The Unionization of Professionals: A Case Study pp. 487-498

Maureen Hannay

Volume 23, issue 2, 2002

E-Voice: Information Technology and Unions pp. 171-174

James T. Bennett and Daphne G. Taras

The School of Hard Cyber Knocks: NEA's Experience pp. 175-199

Sam Pizzigati, Barbara Yentzer and Ronald D.

Challenges and Opportunities: Unions Confront the New Information Technologies pp. 201-214

Robert E. Lucore

E-Voice: How Information Technology Is Shaping Life within Unions pp. 215-235

Charles R. Greer

Today's Unions As Tomorrow's CyberUnions: Labor's Newest Hope pp. 237-248

Arthur B. Shostak

Information Technology: The Threat to Unions pp. 249-259

Gary Chaison

Occupational Licensing in a "Competitive" Labor Market: The Case of Cosmetology* pp. 261-278

A. Frank Adams, John Jackson and Robert Ekelund

Do Employers Pay Efficiency Wages? Evidence from Japan* pp. 278-292

Scott Fuess and Meghan Millea

Drug Testing Laws and Employment Injuries pp. 294-301

Randall G. Kesselring and Jeffrey R. Pittman

Labor Policy in the EU: The New Emphasis on Education and Training under the Treaty of Amsterdam pp. 303-317

John Addison

Partial Strikes under the Railway Labor Act: The Need for a Doctrine of Unprotected Concerted Activity* pp. 319-328

Samuel Estreicher and Robert Siegel

Volume 23, issue 1, 2002

The Minimum Wage: Some New Evidence pp. 1-2

James T. Bennett

Minimum Wage Effects on Hours, Employment, and Number of Firms: The Iowa Case* pp. 3-23

Peter Orazem and J. Peter Mattila

The Impact of the Minimum Wage in West Virginia: A Test of the Low-Wage-Area Theory pp. 25-40

Marvin E. Dodson Iii

The Minimum Wage and Poverty among Full-Time Workers pp. 41-49

Richard Vedder and Lowell Gallaway

The Determinants of State Minimum Wage Rates: A Public Policy Approach pp. 51-56

Jerold Waltman and Sarah Pittman

The Determinants of Provincial Minimum Wages in Canada pp. 57-67

Vaughan Dickson and Tony Myatt

A Spatial Study of Teachers' Salaries in Pennsylvania School Districts * pp. 69-86

Robert T. Greenbaum

Review Essay -- Administrative Delay at the NLRB: Some Modest Proposals pp. 88-88

Samuel Estreicher and Matthew T. Bodie

The Economic Effects of Labor Unions Revisited pp. 105-130

Richard Vedder and Lowell Gallaway

How International Trade Affects Union Wages: New Evidence * pp. 131-144

Ben S. Shippen, Jr. and Allen K. Lynch

How Pension Accrual Affects Job Satisfaction * pp. 145-162

Andrew A. Luchak and Ian R. Gellatly

Volume 22, issue 4, 2001

The National Labor Relations Board: Some Preliminary Perspectives pp. 695-697

James T. Bennett

Congress and the National Labor Relations Board: A Review of the Recent Past pp. 699-722

Matthew M. Bodah

The Formation and Administration of Labor Policy by the NLRB: Evidence from Economic and ULP Strike Rulings pp. 723-737

Michael H. LeROY

NLRB Decisions on Economic Strikes and Unfair Labor Practice Strikes: A Response to LeRoy pp. 739-760

Edward B. Miller

The NLRB at the Grassroots pp. 762-775

John F. O'Connell

Labor Policy and the Immediate Future of the National Labor Relations Board: Comment on LeRoy pp. 777-780

Charles M. Williamson

Is the NLRB Still Relevant? A Performance Review pp. 781-794

Michael H. LeROY

Employee Preferences for Pension Plan Features * pp. 795-808

Morley Gunderson and Andrew Luchak

On-The-Job Training and Starting Wages pp. 809-816

Paul Sicilian

Why Women Earn Less Than Men in Self-Employment pp. 817-829

Greg Hundley

The Safety Costs of Contingent Work: Evidence from Minnesota * pp. 832-849

Yong-Seung Park and Richard J. Butler

Consequences of Work Force Reduction: Some Employer and Union Evidence * pp. 851-862

Terry H. Wagar

Volume 22, issue 3, 2001

Accounting for the Decline of Unions in the Private Sector, 1973-1998 * pp. 459-485

Henry S. Farber and Bruce Western

Private Sector Union Density and the Wage Premium: Past, Present, and Future * pp. 487-518

Barry Hirsch and Edward J. Schumacher

Intensity of Management Resistance: Understanding the Decline of Unionization in the Private Sector pp. 519-540

Morris M. Kleiner

Mandatory Agency Shop Laws As an Explanation of Canada-U.S. Union Density Divergence * pp. 541-566

Daphne Gottlieb Taras and Allen Ponak

Unions As Value-Adding Networks: Possibilities for the Future of U.S. Unionism pp. 581-598

Saul A. Rubinstein

New Strategies for Union Survival and Revival pp. 600-613

Nancy Mills

Complementarity of Pensions and Training under Multiemployer Plans pp. 615-634

Teresa Ghilarducci and Michael Reich

The Logic of Labor Quiescence pp. 635-652

Yonatan Reshef

Local Union Leaders' Satisfaction with Grievance Procedures pp. 654-667

Brian Bemmels and Dora C. Lau

Union Violence: A Review and Critical Discussion pp. 670-688

James A. Craft

Volume 22, issue 2, 2001

The Future of Private Sector Unionism in the U.S pp. 227-228

James T. Bennett and Bruce Kaufman

The Future of Private Sector Unions in the U.S pp. 229-244

Seymour Martin Lipset and Ivan Katchanovski

Twilight for Organized Labor pp. 246-259

Leo Troy

Labor Unions: Victims of Their Political Success? * pp. 261-273

James T. Bennett and Jason E. Taylor

Information Technology, Unions, and the New Organization: Challenges and Opportunities for Union Survival pp. 275-287

Anthony M. Townsend, Samuel M. Demarie and Anthony R. Hendrickson

The Fall and Future of Unionism in Construction pp. 287-306

A.J. Thieblot

Learning from Each Other: A European Perspective on American Labor pp. 307-319

Edmund Heery

Labor's Love Lost? Changes in the U.S. Environment and Declining Private Sector Unionism pp. 321-334

Edward E. Potter

Human Resource Management Practices and Worker Desires for Union Representation pp. 335-354

Jack Fiorito

How Union Mergers Affect Membership Participation* pp. 355-372

Gary Chaison, Magnus Sverke and Anders Sjöberg

An Alternative Look at Temporary Workers, Their Choices, and the Growth in Temporary Employment pp. 373-390

Michael D. S. Morris and Alexander Vekker

Public Sector Union Democracy: A Comparative Analysis pp. 391-404

Cory R. Fine and Paul Baktari

Organized Labor and Electoral Participation in American National Elections pp. 405-414

Benjamin Radcliff

The Returns to Seniority in Academic Labor Markets pp. 415-427

James Monks and Michael Robinson

Volume 22, issue 1, 2001

OSHA's Ergonomics Program Standard and Musculoskeletal Disorders: An Introduction pp. 1-14

Susan E. Dudley and W. Bradford Delong

Workplace Transformation and the Rise in Cumulative Trauma Disorders: Is There a Connection?* pp. 15-28

David Fairris and Mark Brenner

Musculoskeletal Disorders and Productivity * pp. 29-54

Hugh Conway and Jens Svenson

OSHA's Ergonomics Litigation Record: Three Strikes and It's Out* pp. 55-74

Eugene Scalia

Where Is the Market Failure? A Review of OSHA's Economic Analysis for Its Proposed Ergonomics Standard pp. 75-94

Mark P. Berkman and Jesse David

The Benefits and Costs of OSHA's Proposed Ergonomics Program Standard pp. 95-109

Susan E. Dudley

The Robustness of OSHA Ergonomics Benefits: A Note pp. 111-115

Jay Cochran

Avoiding "Regulatory Mismatch" in Regulating Workplace Ergonomics: The Case for an Informational Approach pp. 117-135

Thomas A. Lambert

Do Workers Want OSHA's Ergonomics Regulations? pp. 137-143

Joseph M. Johnson, Wendy L. Gramm and W Viscusi

An Interview with Steelworkers' President Lynn Williams pp. 145-171

Bruce Kaufman

The Influence of Technological Opportunity on Union Membership in U.S. Manufacturing Industries pp. 173-183

C. Timothy Koeller

The Tournament Careers of Top-Ranked Men and Women Tennis Professionals: Are the Gentlemen More Committed than the Ladies? pp. 185-193

Douglas Coate and Donijo Robbins

The Effect of Unions on Labor Markets and Economic Growth: An Analysis of State Data pp. 195-205

Lou Pantuosco, Darrell Parker and Gary Stone

A Note on Pensions and Firm Performance: First Evidence from German Micro Data* pp. 207-211

Claus Schnabel and Joachim Wagner