Related Experiment Videos
Nursing home administrator compensation: pay equity and determinants of salary
1School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University-South Bend, USA.
Health Care Management Review
|May 3, 2002
Abstract:
This study evaluates the issue of gender-based pay inequality. Male NHAs earn 7 percent more than female NHAs, but factors such as education, experience, tenure, facility size, ownership, location, competition, and emphasis on private pay census account for the difference. The findings, however, indicate that racial inequalities and gender differences among married NHAs may be present, requiring further investigation. Key implications of the results are discussed.