2015
DOI: 10.3917/rfe.151.0155
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Le mérite : un rempart contre les discriminations ?

Abstract: Nous examinons si l’introduction d’une caractéristique signalant positivement la productivité dans la candidature d’un jeune est en mesure de réduire les discriminations liées à l’origine. A cette fin, nous mobilisons la méthode du testing qui consiste à construire et envoyer en réponse à des offres d’emploi des candidatures fictives se distinguant seulement par une caractéristique dont on souhaite examiner l’effet sur les chances d’obtenir un entretien d’embauche. Nous avons ainsi réalisé deux campagnes de te… Show more

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“…These callback rates are in line with average callback rates found in previous studies looking at similar occupations (Challe et al, 2020;Petit et al, 2016b;Fremigacci et al, 2015). 26…”
Section: Overallsupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…These callback rates are in line with average callback rates found in previous studies looking at similar occupations (Challe et al, 2020;Petit et al, 2016b;Fremigacci et al, 2015). 26…”
Section: Overallsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Petit et al (2016a) find an average callback rate between 19.3% and 26.2% -depending on the location -for cook in France in 2011-2012. Fremigacci et al (2015) find an average callback rate of 19.3% for young mason candidates aged 21 year-old in France in 2011 when the unemployment rate was increasing, after the shock of the great 2008-2009 recession.…”
Section: Overallmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Kroft et al (2013), studying low-to middle-skill jobs in the United States, found a sharp decline in callback rates in the first year of unemployment spells, with duration dependence being stronger in tight labor markets. Eriksson and Rooth (2014) and Fremigacci et al (2016) found similar results for Sweden and France, respectively, with a negative effect of unemployment spells lasting at least 9 to 12 months. However, Farber et al (2016) and Nunley et al (2017) did not find a significant relationship between unemployment duration and callback rates when considering spells up to one year.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Behaghel et al (2015) show that setting up an experimental anonymous resume policy for some vacancies is not efficient for ethnic minorities. Fremigacci et al (2015) assess the potential impact of merit labeling by making the "best apprentice in France" distinction appear on the resume. However, this attempt was not effective in reducing discrimination because, although everyone benefits from this distinction, applicants of "French" origin benefit more than other groups.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%