Up-or-Out Rules in the Market for Lawyers.¶
O'Flaherty, B., & Siow, A. (1995). Up-or-Out Rules in the Market for Lawyers. Journal of Labor Economics, 13(4), 709-735.
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- Behavioural ecology into organisational design: the analysis of subordinate-animal starvation transfers into the design of promotion systems, addressing how to prevent perpetual non-promotion of competent-but-not-stellar members under up-or-out rules.
This sourceAnalyzes up-or-out promotion rules under which competent-but-not-stellar members are perpetually passed over and forced out — the organizational-promotion analogue of starvation.
- Behavioural ecology into organisational design: the analysis of subordinate-animal starvation transfers into the design of promotion systems, addressing how to prevent perpetual non-promotion of competent-but-not-stellar members under up-or-out rules.
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