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IZA study analyzes HR practices to recruit and retain skilled workers

Research report identifies "knowing-doing gap" in German firms

How the division of roles within the family shapes job satisfaction

New study finds secondary earners more likely to prioritize personal preferences over compensation

Broad majority of global population supports climate action

First globally representative survey on actual and perceived willingness to fight global warming

What motivates climate change denial?

New study looks at the role of motivated reasoning

Job value inequality is considerably greater than wage inequality

Study from Austria shows that companies offering better non-wage benefits increasingly also provide higher salaries

Do workers’ values matter for selection into supervisory jobs?

Self-direction and achievement are positively linked to supervision, but may also foster autocratic behavior

Who supports affirmative action?

Both self-serving motives and individual preferences play a role

Are senior entrepreneurs happier people?

Income and health shape the relationship between occupational status and life satisfaction

Promoting labor market mobility among job seekers can backfire

New research highlights unexpected pitfalls and offers insights for more effective policies

Who benefits and who loses from affirmative action in elite universities?

Study from Brazil shows that earnings rise for minority students but drop for top enrollees

How exposure to artificial intelligence affects worker well-being

New study finds lower job and life satisfaction but no evidence of adverse mental health effects

Tax flight by the super-rich: Does it really happen?

New study from the UK on the impact of capital tax reforms on migration behavior

The long shadow of China’s one-child policy

New research on fertility among Chinese immigrants to the US suggests small-family cultural norms are hard to overcome

What we teach children about race and gender

New study uses AI tools to analyze representation in images and text of children's books

Democrats do not benefit electorally from popular minimum wage increases

New study suggests voters pay little attention to indirect transfers

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