Earning of Public Sector and Private Sector Employees in Australia: Is There a Difference?
Jeff Borland, Joseph G. Hirschberg, J. Lyse
Abstract
Jeff Borland, Joseph G. Hirschberg, J. Lyse
Abstract
This study examines differences in average weekly earnings between public sector and private sector employees in Australia. It is founded that - in aggregate and for most one-digit occupation groups - male and female public sector employees have significantly higher evarage weekly earnings than private sector employees.
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This study examines differences in average weekly earnings between public sector and private sector employees in Australia. It is founded that - in aggregate and for most one-digit occupation groups - male and female public sector employees have significantly higher evarage weekly earnings than private sector employees.
Key concepts: Public sector, Private sector, Earnings, Business, Labour economics, Primary sector of the economy, Demographic economics, Tertiary sector of the economy