The safety costs of contingent work: Evidence from Minnesota
作者： Yong-Seung Park , Richard J. Butler
DOI: 10.1007/S12122-001-1055-2
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摘要: We find that workers’ compensation costs for leased/staff agency workers are about three times higher than regular full-time workers. This differential grows even wider when controlling worker characteristics. Authors give a number of reasons this result, including claimsreporting moral hazard on the part contingent work-ers. also present results claim denials by work status, which seems to support cost model.
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