Education, Work, and Pay in East AfricaThis important book looks at the effects of educational expansion, particularly expansion of secondary education, on the labor market in developing countries. Hazlewood presents, analyzes, and compares data derived from surveys of employees in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam on such topics as the relationship between education, wages, occupation, and the phenomenon of "filtering down"; training provided by employers; relations between employees' education and that of their parents and children; assortative mating; intergenerational occupational mobility; and the role of education in rural-urban links. |
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The Economies Education and the LabourMarket | 7 |
Industrial Relations in Kenya | 35 |
Equality by Exhortation | 41 |
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7-8 Forms I-IV African Migrant Employees Age on Arrival assortative mating better job casual cent of employees Child Clerical and secretarial cohort completed their education Dar es Salaam difference educa Education before Migrating Education Completed education None Primary educational attainment educational level Employee's education Employees by Education Employees by Occupation employment experience family background Father's Education Form IV Examination Forms I-IV Post-Form gani high proportion higher income incomes policy increase kazi Kenyan Employees kiasi labour force labour-market Last Job less education level of education manual workers Mean Wage Shs Migrant Status Nairobi non-manual non-migrants parents Percentage post-Form IV education post-primary education primary education Primary Post-primary primary school proportion of employees relationship REPLY CODE rural areas Salaam sample school-leavers secondary education secondary school sector semi-skilled shamba Shs per month shule spouses Standards 1-4 Standards Standards 7-8 Forms Tanzanian Employees Technical and semi-professional tion urban wage-employment World Bank
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