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Stewman, Shelby – Administrative Science Quarterly, 1986
The scope of organizational demography is expanded to include two populations, the population of workers and the population of jobs. White's (1970) vacancy chain model is extended, including development of chain reactions of vacancies by person moves (promotions, hires). Multiple grade ratios indicate relative career chances over the…
Descriptors: Employment Patterns, Job Analysis, Labor Turnover, Models
Rosse, Joseph G. – 1983
Studies of employee tardiness, absence, and turnover generally adhere to one of five models: generalized withdrawal, which proposes positive intercorrelations among withdrawal behaviors; independent forms, which hypothesizes non-significant correlations among withdrawal behaviors; progression of withdrawal, which suggests that individuals engage…
Descriptors: Employee Attitudes, Employee Responsibility, Employees, Employment Patterns
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Wilson, Alfred P.; Heim, John M. – Research in Rural Education, 1985
Administrative changes were tabulated for 275 rural Kansas school districts with K-12 operations. Data covering a six-year period showed high school principals changing most frequently, followed by middle/junior high school principals, high school assistant principals, and elementary principals. Central office personnel and superintendents…
Descriptors: Administrators, Career Change, Elementary Secondary Education, Employment Patterns
Carter, Deborah J.; O'Brien, Eileen M. – ACE Research Briefs, 1993
This research brief examines employment and hiring among full-time minority college faculty over the 10-year period (1981-1991) using data from the biannual faculty surveys of the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. It compares the number of new full-time faculty hires to the actual employment gains in tenure-track and…
Descriptors: Asian Americans, Blacks, College Faculty, Employment Patterns
Douglas, Stratford; Bird, Ronald E. – 1985
This paper presents the methods and results of a probabilistic teacher labor supply model. It uses both qualitative research findings and econometric methods to estimate the number of teachers with specified characteristics under various policy conditions, especially teacher salaries and supervision received. A review of selected relevant…
Descriptors: Educational Economics, Elementary Secondary Education, Employment Patterns, Employment Statistics