wage setting · intermediate
Wage Setting Under Imperfect Competition
Firm-level wage posting, monopsony intuition, and how to read wage dispersion without overclaiming.
Labor economics · Bangkok
1,400+
Hours of structured cohort material on wages, mobility, and inequality—without hype.
Logic Syscode trains HR analysts, policy students, and managers to read labor data with restraint. Dashboards, cases, and policy comparisons are built for scrutiny, not slide filler.
Signals
9
Modules
3
Cohort windows / year
42
Partner orgs (rolling)
14
Day refund review window
93%
Completion (internal survey)
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Four questions teams ask before enrolling
- Do you forecast wages? No—interpretation and communication only.
- Are live workshops recorded? Yes, short windows; see each module.
- Is legal advice included? No; educational content only.
- What if our data is messy? You will document limitations explicitly—that is a feature.
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Inclusions
Firm-level cases
Anonymized tables, footnotes, and peer review—not generic slide decks.
Policy comparison exercises
Matrices that admit trade-offs; citations included.
Dashboard hygiene
Filters, annotations, and release gates for labor KPIs.
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The flow
- Pick a module aligned with wage setting, productivity, migration, or inequality.
- Complete async readings and cohort prompts; optional live workshops by format.
- Submit artifacts—memos, charts, or briefs—for structured feedback.
- Publish internal notes with limitation boxes your legal team can live with.
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Featured modules
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Labor productivity decompositions, hours vs. output, and how to talk about “efficiency” responsibly.
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Migration Flows and Local Labor Markets
Stock-flow language, corridor effects, and reading migration tables without causal overreach.
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From our cohorts
“The Wage Setting Under Imperfect Competition memo template forced us to state monopsony assumptions in plain Thai and English. That alone reduced misread meetings.”
Rina Okada · HR analytics
“Productivity Accounting for People Teams—finally a glossary that stops me from saying “efficiency” when I mean hours.”
“Anonymous review: Migration Flows module made our team label stocks vs. flows correctly on a policy slide. Still want more regional case studies.”
“Inequality Metrics That Survive Scrutiny changed our deck: percentile trio instead of a lonely Gini. Peer critique was sharper than expected.”
“Bargaining Frameworks scripts—short, usable.”
“Skill Premia cohort helped our narrative on occupational mobility without promising promotions. The heatmap exercise was the hinge.”
“Labor Market Dashboards review ritual caught a broken filter before leadership saw it. Dry topic, useful outcome.”
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People behind the syllabi
Arisara Wichai
Lead labor economist
Firm surveys, wage floors, and cohort design for Thailand-focused cases.
Jonas Meyer
Data writer
Turns national accounts jargon into operational language for HR teams.
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Request the syllabus pack
We will send PDF outlines, workshop calendars, and limitation language samples. No checkout on this site—pricing is informational; enrollment is confirmed in writing.