2007
DOI: 10.1504/ijewe.2007.019280
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Job mobility and segmentation in Australian city labour markets

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“…From the perspective of external labor market, some scholars analyzed the relationship between employment opportunity and turnover through data, thus finding that the employment opportunity decided the influence degree of labor market on employees’ turnover, and that employees’ turnover rate was higher with tight labor supply than with sufficient labor supply (March and Simon, 1958). By studying the influence of labor market on employees’ resignation and dismissal in different industries, scholars believed that the effect of labor market on personal liquidity depended on its construction and flexibility (Bill et al , 2008; Pratschke and Morlicchio, 2012). Labor market segmentation showed various effects on the liquidity of different groups and industries, and the influence degree of labor market highly segmented along the career line on employment liquidity was less than personal career selection ability (Neog and Sahoo, 2017).…”
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“…From the perspective of external labor market, some scholars analyzed the relationship between employment opportunity and turnover through data, thus finding that the employment opportunity decided the influence degree of labor market on employees’ turnover, and that employees’ turnover rate was higher with tight labor supply than with sufficient labor supply (March and Simon, 1958). By studying the influence of labor market on employees’ resignation and dismissal in different industries, scholars believed that the effect of labor market on personal liquidity depended on its construction and flexibility (Bill et al , 2008; Pratschke and Morlicchio, 2012). Labor market segmentation showed various effects on the liquidity of different groups and industries, and the influence degree of labor market highly segmented along the career line on employment liquidity was less than personal career selection ability (Neog and Sahoo, 2017).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%