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[From the Archives] Low-Wage Jobs Don't Have to Be Dead-End Jobs
Low-wage workers who gain experience and move to a linked occupation are more likely to experience upward wage mobility.
Jun 20
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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[From the Archives] Low-Wage Jobs Don't Have to Be Dead-End Jobs
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[From the Archive] Employers and Marginalized Workers’ Experience of Tight Labor Markets
A review of Newman & Jacobs' book Moving the Needle
Jun 6
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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[From the Archive] Employers and Marginalized Workers’ Experience of Tight Labor Markets
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May 2025
Vocational Training, Certificates, and Low-Wage Workers’ Mobility
Training-Job Matches and Specific vs General Skills
May 29
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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Vocational Training, Certificates, and Low-Wage Workers’ Mobility
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How much mobility is there?
Mobility Rates Out of Low-Wage Work in the U.S.
May 20
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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How much mobility is there?
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The Relationship of Low-Wage Work and Poverty
The challenge of individuals and households when studying economic mobility
May 13
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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The Relationship of Low-Wage Work and Poverty
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Two Work Lives in the NLSY79
Telling Stories with Longitudinal Data
May 8
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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Two Work Lives in the NLSY79
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Crafting Jobs Around People
Miner's (1990) Idiosyncratic Jobs and the Limits of Job Descriptions
May 6
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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How Many Careers Do Workers Have?
Measuring career continuity across job transitions in the NLSY79 cohort
May 1
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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How Many Careers Do Workers Have?
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April 2025
Continuous Skills or Discrete Worlds?
Chambliss' ethnographic study of competitive swimming
Apr 29
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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Continuous Skills or Discrete Worlds?
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Introducing Rolling Downhill
A sociological perspective on economic mobility and the future of work
Apr 23
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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Introducing Rolling Downhill
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October 2024
Beware of the Average: Occupational Characteristics
Originally posted in Oct 2024 on LinkedIn.
Oct 24, 2024
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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July 2024
Employers and Marginalized Workers’ Experience of Tight Labor Markets
A review of Newman & Jacobs' book Moving the Needle
Jul 24, 2024
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Michael A Schultz, PhD
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