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Some New Evidence on Overtime Use, Total Job Compensation, and Wage Rates; Working paper

机译:关于加班使用,工作总薪酬和工资率的新证据;工作文件

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This paper is a replication of research reported by Steven Trejo in the 1991 American Economic Review. Trejo used labor force data from the seventies to assess the relevance of two contrasting views of the impact of overtime pay regulation. This paper reports research using a recent representative sample of U.S. private industry jobs that includes employer-reported measures of usual annual hours of overtime work and comprehensive measures of employer costs for job compensation. Comparisons are made between a set of jobs likely to be subject to U.S. overtime pay regulation.jobs paid hourly on 40 hour a week schedules--with another set of jobs that can offer overtime but are not likely to be subject to Federal overtime requirements--jobs on reduced hour schedules. The main findings of the research are: (1) higher wage rates are associated with a lower incidence of overtime work among the set of jobs with 40 hour work schedules, but not among the set of jobs with reduced hour schedules (2) in jobs using overtime work, more usual overtime work is associated with lower wage rates among the jobs with 40 hour work schedules, but not among the jobs on reduced hour schedules (3) higher 'quasi-fixed' job compensation, such as employer health insurance costs, is associated with a higher incidence of overtime use.

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