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Bryson, Alex Stokes, Lucy Joshi, Heather Wielgoszewska, Bożena Machin, Stephen Green, Francis Foliano, Francesca Dickens, Richard Riley, Rebecca R. Harbridge, Raymond Verhoeve, Barbara Green, Francis Kraemer, R. Andreas Buck, Matthias Walsh, Pat Reed, Howard Stokes, Lucy Dearden, Lorraine Collier, William George, Anitha Hudson-Sharp, Nathan Cebulla, Andreas Ward, Kelly Bann, David Morris, Tim Bennett, Graham All co-authors attainment wage performance gap pupil cohorts workplaces employees work life british practices hrm data bildungsniveau women higher young school training using selection schule pupils schüler non points gender labour men role variance wages born who job workplace secondary lohnstruktur geschlecht cohort britain age human gwg variation geschlechterdiskriminierung gaps different staff early end associated working home adults improve better workers england market account raw differences remains percentage accounting management primary intensive value
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David Wilkinson Alternative spellings: D. Wilkinson B: 1949 Biblio: Inst. for European Environmental Policy (IEEP), London ; Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics
Affiliations University College London National Institute of Economic and Social Research
Publishing years Series Discussion paper series / IZA (9) IZA Discussion Paper (6) Discussion papers / National Institute of Economic and Social Research (2) PSI research discussion paper / Policy Studies Institute (1) Discussion papers / University of Kent, School of Economics (1) IFS reports (1) Research studies / Department for Education and Employment (1) Discussion paper / Centre for Economic Performance, London School of Economics and Political Science (1) The labour market consequences of technical and structural change : discussion paper series (1) 
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