Perspective of the Labor Market for security guards in Israel in time of terror attacks
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1 Perspective of the Labor Market for security guards in Israel in time of terror attacks By Alona Shemesh Central Bureau of Statistics, Israel March 2013, Brussels
2 Number of terror attacks Number of terror fatalities Israel during the Second Intifada The number of terror attacks and fatalities in Israel by quarter, terror attacks fatalities
3 The economic effects of terrorism Terrorism Negative effects Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Unemployment rate Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Tourism industry Nondefense-related companies Positive effects Defense-related companies Security-related companies Demand for security guards New positions in security of educational institutions Transport security Security of cafes Security of shopping malls
4 The economic effects of terrorism Demand for security guards Individuals Entry Exit Security Guard occupation Psychological effect Fear Threat of Terrorism
5 Labor Market for security guards, Protective Workers in Israel * % 36.2% 21.8% 25.1% 2.1% 4.1% 30.2% 5.0% 2.5% 47.0% Notes: * Labor force does not include soldiers serving in the Israeli army. ** Public: most of the employers classified as public sector according to economic branch (3 digits) *** Private: most of the employers classified as private sector according to economic branch (3 digits) Definition Security guards - security guards in the private sector
6 Labor Market for security guards, Annual Employment Growth, The number of security guards in the private sector has increased by 2.2 times between 1995 and In 1995, 24.3 thousand individuals worked in occupations of security guard (1.2% of total persons) In 2004 the number of persons in this occupation reached a peak of 52.6 thousand (2% of total persons).
7 Labor Market for security guards, The professional requirements for the security guards: carrying weapons military service or military combat background the preference of young age minimum eight years of education good health knowledge of the local language
8 Labor Market for security guards, Security guards and total persons by gender, 2004 (%) Security guards Total persons 10.6% 89.4% 45.8% 54.2% 8 In 2003, the percent of female security guards rose to 15.4%, with the average age of 24.7 The average age of males in security guard sector is 34.4
9 Labor Market for security guards, Postsecondary students in the Labor Market for security guards vs. total persons, 2004 (%) Security guards Total persons 8.6% 25.4% 74.6% 91.4% 25.4% of security guards are postsecondary students in college or university with an average of 13.8 years of schooling, compared with 8.6% of total persons
10 Labor Market for security guards, Security guards and total persons by immigrant status, 2004 (%) 27.3% 18.6% 72.7% 81.4%
11 Labor Market for security guards, Security guards by industry, 2004 (%) Public Administration 6% Security and cleaning activities 68% Transport, Storage and Communications 16% Other 9% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% The average wages per employee in industry "Security and cleaning activities are among the lowest in Israel. The average monthly wage per employee job for 2004 in "Security and cleaning activities" was NIS 3,209, compared with the average monthly wage in Israel - NIS 7,099 per employee job that year. In 2004, 73% of security guards worked full time job (35 hours and over per week), among them, over 53% were 45 hours or more per week.
12 Research approach We investigated the effect of terrorism on the Labor Market concerning two aspects: static and dynamic. The static aspect describes the security guards compared to the other groups of the population, such as in other sectors of Labor Market, un and individuals who are not in civilian labor force. The dynamic aspect shows what happens to the individuals in the Labor Market over time, and checks their mobility between the states of employment.
13 Data 1. The Labor Force Surveys Investigation of Panels in the Structure, by quarter and sample year Year First Investigation period in 2000 Investigation period in 2001 Investigation period in 2002 Investigation period in 2003 Investigation period in 2004 Sampled Investigated I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV Investigation number / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / The file contains all the personal data of two consecutive quarters (1-2 and 3-4). The final sample was comprised of 172,690 Israeli individuals, aged 15 and over. 2. The data on the terror incidents in Israel in daily time-series of terror attacks and the corresponding fatalities.
14 Methodology The probability model is The dependent variable examines the static model : 1 = as a security guard = 2 = other ( in the other sectors of economy) 3 = not (un or not in the civilian labor force) The dependent variable examines the dynamic model : 1 = other in other in 2 = not in not in 3 = security guard in other in 4 = security guard in not in = 5 = other in security guard in 6 = other in not in 7 = not in security guard in 8 = not in other in 9 = security guard in security guard in where - following quarter for the second investigation of an individual i
15 Independent variables Age dummies Age group Age group Age group Age group Gender Male Marital status Married Religion Jewish Education dummies Secondary school diploma - matriculation certificate Post-secondary school diploma (non-academic track) Academic degree Postsecondary student Immigrant dummies Immigrant Immigrant Immigrant Year dummies Terror attacks* * Terror attacks measured the level of terrorism using the number of Israeli fatalities in 30 days before the date of the survey investigation.
16 The static model Factors affecting the entry to the labor market statuses, *** Significant at the 1% level. ** Significant at the 5% level. * Significant at the 10% level. shomer vs. not other vs. not Estimate Std. Error Estimate Std. Error Variables Intercept *** *** Male *** *** Age group *** *** Age group *** *** Age group *** *** Age group *** *** Secondary school diploma - matriculation certificate *** *** Post-secondary school diploma (non-academic track) *** *** Academic degree *** *** Married *** *** Jewish *** *** Student ** *** Immigrant *** *** *** * *** *** ** Terror attacks
17 Who switches to work as security guards when the level of terrorism goes up? Transition Probabilities Ti Ti+1 (in %), 2000, security guard other T i un not in the labor force T i+1 security guard other un not in the labor force security guard other T i un not in the labor force T i+1 security guard other un not in the labor force The columns reflect the initial values of the starting Labor Market status in Ti and the rows reflect the final values for following quarter Ti+1.
18 The dynamic model Factors affecting the labor market transitions between Ti and Ti+1, T i T i+1 other other not not Variables Intercept *** *** *** ** *** *** *** *** Male *** *** *** *** Age group *** *** *** *** Age group ** *** ** * * ** Age group *** *** *** *** * Age group *** *** ** *** Secondary school diploma - matriculation certificate *** *** *** *** Post-secondary school diploma (nonacademic track) *** *** Academic degree *** *** ** * *** ** Married *** *** ** * *** *** Jewish ** *** ** *** *** Student *** *** * *** *** * Immigrant *** *** * *** * * *** *** Immigrant *** *** *** *** Immigrant ** ** *** *** ** *** *** *** *** ** ** *** *** *** *** ** * *** *** ** *** * *** ** Terror attacks ** * *** Significant at the 1% level. ** Significant at the 5% level. * Significant at the 10% level. Ti - quarter for the first investigation of an individual i Ti+1 - following quarter for the second investigation of an individual i Exit from the security guard occupation security security guard guard other not Entry to the security guard occupation other not security guard security guard other not not other
19 The probabilities of entry and exit from the security guard occupation in two following quarters by year Entry to the security guard occupation Exit from the security guard occupation Security guard permanence The probability of entry to the security guard occupation has increased in 2001 and 2002, when the terror attacks were more recent. The probability of security guard permanence rises gradually from 2000 to 2004.
20 Entry to the security guard occupation (in %) 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% not in Ti security guard in Ti+1 other in Ti security guard in Ti+1 In 2000, about 50% of those who changed their labor market status to the employment as a security guard came from not individuals. In 2003 their share reached 63%.
21 Exit from the security guard occupation (in %) 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% security guard in Ti security guard in Ti other in Ti+1 not in Ti+1 The exit of the security guard occupation was mostly made by individuals who changed their occupation (about 80% of all exits) and also slightly increased in 2002 and 2004.
22 Conclusion We found that an exogenous change in the macro level, in our case the terrorism, increased an individual's mobility in the Labor Market. The high level of terrorism has an implication on the occupational mobility by increasing the probability of exit of security guards to the other sectors of Labor Market. The main effect of this expansion was triggering the transition from unemployment to employment in the Labor Market for security guards. the expansion opened new opportunities of employment for individuals with few labor market resources, such as immigrants (who immigrated to Israel since 1990) or less educated individuals.
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