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Diferencial salarial entre sindicalizados y no sindicalizados: un análisis para los sectores público y privado

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  • José Daniel Trujillo Suárez

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En este trabajo se estima el efecto que tienen los sindicatos sobre el salario de los trabajadores evaluando su distribución entre trabajadores públicos y privados. Se utiliza la metodología de Blinder-Oxaca, pero teniendo cuatro grupos diferentes: trabajadores públicos sindicalizados, trabajadores públicos no sindicalizados, trabajadores privados sindicalizados y trabajadores privados no sindicalizados. Se encuentra que la brecha salarial de sindicalización es aproximadamente 50 % menor para los trabajadores públicos que para los privados. Se observa también un diferencial positivo de 15 % del ingreso por hora para los trabajadores sindicalizados incluyendo los dos sectores. ******* Using Blinder-Oaxaca methodology this paper explores the effect of unions on wages of workers assessing their distribution between public and private workers. With four different groups (union public members, non-union public workers, union private members, non-union private workers) the results indicate that the unionization wage gap is 50 % larger in terms of wages for private sector workers and there is also a 15 % positive differential of income per hour for union workers including the two sectors.

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  • José Daniel Trujillo Suárez, 2013. "Diferencial salarial entre sindicalizados y no sindicalizados: un análisis para los sectores público y privado," Revista IB 12667, Departamento Administrativo Nacional de Estadística - DANE.
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