A Longitudinal Analysis of the Relationship between Employer Characteristics and Age Discrimination Charge Filings

The study examines what the correlates are between age discrimination charges and employer characteristics using the longitudinal sample of 4000 establishments representing a random sample of establishments in the US. The study uses data on charges and establishments obtained through the U.S. Equal...

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Published in:Employee responsibilities and rights journal 2020-06, Vol.32 (2), p.33-48
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Employers
Employment discrimination
Ethics
International & Foreign Law
Panel data
Private International Law
Social Sciences
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