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Working and poor

Robert F. Schoeni, Sheldon Danziger, Rebecca M. Blank

2006

The Economics of women and work

Alice H. Amsden

1980

Equal employment opportunity

Paul Burstein

1994

Taxation and the incentive to work

C. V. Brown

1983

The Last Good Job in America

Stanley Aronowitz

2001

Cypriot women in the labour market

William J. House

1985

Moving up or moving on

Julia I. Lane, Fredrick Andersson, Harry J. Holzer

2006

Rebuilding Downtrodden Job Market and Madhouse Society

Marvin F. Burgess

1996

The aging workforce

Jerry W. Hedge

2006

Women, work and Islamism

Maryam Poya

1999

"Between worlds"

Cheryl G. Najarian

2006

Odd tribes

John Hartigan

2005

Labor markets, employment policy, and job creation

Alec Robert Levenson, Lewis C. Solmon

1994

Unemployment and technical innovation

Christopher Freeman

1982

Real wages and employment

Andrès Drobny

1988

Gigged

Sarah Kessler

2018

The foundations of the South African cheap labour system

Levy, Norman

1982

The overeducated American

Richard B. Freeman

1976

Labor Economics

George J. Borjas

1996

Work and welfare

Robert Solow

1998

Technical change and full employment

Christopher Freeman, Luc Soete

1987

Reconceiving part-time work

Hilda Kahne

1985

Blacks in white-collar jobs

Brian J. O'Connell

1979

The myth of market failure

Gregory, Peter

1986

The political economy of work in the 21st century

Martin Sicker

2002

Human resources and labor markets

Sar A. Levitan

1972

Work and industry

Arne L. Kalleberg

1987

OSH in figures

Marthe Verjans, Lieven Eeckelaert, Veronique De Broeck

2007

Comparable worth

Paula England

1992

Job creation prospects & strategies

Margaret C. Simms, Wilhelmina Leigh

1998

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