Gender differences in job mobility rates in the United States
Examines gender differences in job mobility rates, especially rates of movement into supervisory and managerial positions. Informed by human capital and segmentation theory, hypotheses concerning the effects of labour force withdrawals and gender-based occupational segregation on mobility are invest...
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