Where are all the good jobs going? : what national and local job quality and dynamics mean for U.S. workers / von Holzer, Harry J., 1957-

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Detroit divided von Farley, Reynolds 1938-, Danziger, Sheldon 1948-, Holzer, Harry J.

Detroit divided a volume in the multi-city study of urban inequality von Farley, Reynolds 1938-, Danziger, Sheldon 1948-, Holzer, Harry J.

What employers want job prospects for less-educated workers von Holzer, Harry J.

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Are affirmative action hires less qualified? evidence from employer employee data on new hires von Holzer, Harry J., Neumark, David 1959-

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Are affirmative action hires less qualified? Evidence from employer employee data on new hires von Holzer, Harry J.

Employment, unemployment and demand shifts in local labor markets von Holzer, Harry J.

Employed and unemployed job search a comparison of choices and outcomes among youth von Holzer, Harry J.

Informal job search and black youth unemployment von Holzer, Harry J.

The impact of unions on the labor market for white and minority youth von Holzer, Harry J.

Temporary help agencies and the advancement prospects of low earners von Andersson, Fredrik 1968-, Holzer, Harry J., Lane, Julia 1956-

Moving up or moving on who advances in the low-wage labor market? von Andersson, Fredrik 1968-, Holzer, Harry J., Lane, Julia 1956-

Assessing affirmative action von Holzer, Harry J., Neumark, David 1959-

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Demand shifts, population adjustment, and labor market outcomes during the 1980s Tabellen von Bound, John, Holzer, Harry J.

Industrial shifts, skills levels, and the labor market for white and black males von Bound, John, Holzer, Harry J.

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Job vacancy rate in the firm an empirical analysis von Holzer, Harry J.

Job vacancy rates in the firm an empirical analysis von Holzer, Harry J.

Unemployment, vacancies and local labor markets von Holzer, Harry J.

Wages, employer costs, and employee performance in the firm von Holzer, Harry J.

The determinants of employee productivity and earnings some new evidence von Holzer, Harry J.