Table A3.

ATT 1 Estimates on contract duration (days) and monthly wages (€) by prior employment experience

OutcomeComplete< 120 Days≥120 Days< 1 Year≥ 1 Year
Matched observations48980265192154
contract duration106.72 ***138.92 **73.23 **124.86 ***42.22
Std. Error(20.97)(50.48)(28.59)(33.28)(37.98)
Monthly Salary 2017 (€)174.67***232.42**168.86 ***271.66 ***82.64
Std. Error(39.00)(98.66)(45.02)(58.31)(66.52)
Monthly Salary 2018 (€)189.86***247.40**204.31***256.43***158.95*
Std. Error(46.12)(106.16)(60.23)(70.28)(81.33)
Monthly Salary 2019 (€)194.74***195.28*334.91***302.70***320.00***
Std. Error(47.82)(116.80)(63.21)(76.38)(82.63)
Note(s):

ATT = Average Treatment Effect on the Treated. Significance levels: ***p < 0.01, **p < 0.05, * < 0.10. Reweighted estimates adjust the full IC sample to match the observable characteristics of first-time labor market entrants. Estimates are reported for subgroups defined by alternative thresholds of prior employment experience (accumulated days and years of prior work). While these measures allow for a transparent partition of the sample, they may not fully capture qualitative differences in prior labor-market attachment (e.g. job stability or relevance of experience). Further disaggregation would substantially reduce sample sizes and statistical power in some cells. Results should therefore be interpreted as indicative of broad differences in prior experience rather than precise categorizations

Source(s): Authors’ calculations using CSWL data

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