Public Sector Pay Determination in the European Union

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350
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This book examines the procedures for determining the pay of public sector workers in six European Countries: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and the UK. It reveals how rates of pay in the public sector compare to those in the private sector of each country and how the pay structure is, in all cases, quite different in the two sectors. The book also provides an explanation for the differences in pay between the sectors distinguishing the role played by the quite different institutions for setting public sector pay in the six countries.

About the author

CECILIA ALBERT Assistant Professor in Economy, Universidad de Alcala, Madrid PATRIK ANDERSON Labour Economist, Swedish Agency for Government Employers, Sweden KEITH A. BENDER Visiting Professor, Department of Economics, Louisiana State University, LA CARLO DELL'ARINGA Professor of Economics, Università Cattolica, Milan CHRISTIAN DUSTMAN Lecturer in Economics, University College, London YVES GUILLOTIN Professor of Economics, University of Maine, USA JUAN F. JIMENO Professor of Economics, Universidad de Alcala, Madrid NICOLE LANFRANCHI Researcher, OECD, Paris GLORIA MORENO Professor of Economics, Universidad de Alcala, Madrid NILS HENRIK SCHAGER Chief Economist, Swedish Agency for Government Employers ARTHUR VAN SOEST Professor in Economics, Tilburg University, Netherlands

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