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Women at work in Australia: bargaining a better position?(Contributed Article): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Women at work in Australia: bargaining a better position?(C…
By: Brigid van Wanrooy
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Women's work--current issues and future agendas.(Introduction to the Special Issue): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Women's work--current issues and future agendas.(Intro…
By: Marian Baird
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Working time and managing care under labor: whose flexibility?(Contributed Article): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Working time and managing care under labor: whose flexibili…
By: Alexandra Heron, Sara Charlesworth
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Paid meternity and paternity leave and the emergence of 'equality bargaining' in Australia: an analysis of enterprise agreements, ... article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Paid meternity and paternity leave and the emergence of �…
By: Marian Baird, Betty Frino, Sue Williamson
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Selling human services: public sector rationalisation and the call centre labour process.: An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Selling human services: public sector rationalisation and t…
By: Diane van den Broek
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Demographic impacts on the future supply of vocational skills.(Contributed Article)(Report): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Demographic impacts on the future supply of vocational skil…
By: Yan Tan, Sue Richardson
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Beyond performance indicators: a case study in aged care.(Contributed Article): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Beyond performance indicators: a case study in aged care.(C…
By: Sue Stack
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Flexible measures for a flexible labour market.(Opinion): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Flexible measures for a flexible labour market.(Opinion): A…
By: Richard Denniss
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Working time flexibilities: a paradox in call centres?(Contributed Article)(Report): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Working time flexibilities: a paradox in call centres?(Cont…
By: Zeenobiyah Hannif, Anthony McDonnell, Julia Connell, John Burgess
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Management responses to union in Australian call centres: exclude, tolerate or embrace?(Contributed Article): An article from: Australian Bulletin of Labour
Management responses to union in Australian call centres: e…
By: Patricia Todd, Joan Eveline, Leonie Still, Judy Skene
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