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. 2022 Feb 5;6(4):igac004. doi: 10.1093/geroni/igac004

Table 3.

The Relationship Between Hourly Wages and Turnover—Subgroup Analyses

Subgroups Pooled OLS Facility fixed effects
RN turnover LPN turnover CNA turnover RN turnover LPN turnover CNA turnover
Panel A: By for-profit status
For-profit (n = 987)
 Hourly wage −0.06 (0.57) −0.54 (0.73) −3.82** (1.20) −0.74 (0.76) −0.51 (1.04) −2.75* (1.24)
Nonprofit (n = 729)
 Hourly wage −0.77* (0.35) −1.39* (0.59) −2.91** (1.04) −0.43 (0.55) −1.75 (0.98) −0.76 (1.02)
Panel B: By urban/rural
Urban (n = 518)
 Hourly wage −0.31 (0.67) 1.03 (0.96) −1.08 (1.50) −0.52 (0.81) 0.55 (1.38) −2.82 (1.55)
Rural (n = 1,198)
 Hourly wage −0.69* (0.33) −2.27*** (0.55) −4.65*** (0.92) −0.41 (0.53) −2.03* (0.81) −1.25 (0.92)
Panel C: By market competitiveness
Unconcentrated market (n = 348)
 Hourly wage 0.49 (0.71) 2.03 (1.21) 0.83 (1.68) −0.65 (0.92) 2.66 (1.67) −1.81 (2.11)
Concentrated market (n = 1,368)
 Hourly wage −0.76* (0.34) −1.83*** (0.51) −4.70*** (0.82) −0.40 (0.53) −2.07** (0.74) −1.37 (0.85)

Notes: RN = registered nurse; LPN = licensed practical nurse; CNA = certified nurse aide. In all regressions, we control for year dummies. Robust standard errors clustered at the facility level are reported in parentheses.

*p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001.