Using data from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) Survey, and after restricting attention to employees, we observe an increase over time in the non‐standard employment share, all of which is concentrated in the period since 2009. Further, we find clear evidence that employees in non‐standard forms of employment have experienced relatively low rates of growth in hourly wages when compared with permanent full‐time employees. Nevertheless, decomposition analysis suggests that changes in workforce composition by employment type have had a very small (and insignificant) impact on the overall rate of wage growth in recent years.

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澳大利亚的非标准就业和工资增长

使用来自澳大利亚家庭，收入和劳工动态（HILDA）调查的数据，并在限制对员工的关注之后，我们观察到非标准就业率随时间的增长，所有这些都集中在2009年以来的时期。 ，我们发现有明确的证据表明，与永久性全职雇员相比，非标准形式的雇员的小时工资增长率相对较低。尽管如此，分解分析表明，近年来按就业类型划分的劳动力构成变化对总工资增长率的影响很小（且微不足道）。