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Are Canadians more likely to lose their jobs in the 1990s?

Statistics Canada. Analytical Studies Branch.

1997

Emergence of the 'me' enterprise

Ashok B. Shah

2016

Danger in the comfort zone

Judith M. Bardwick

1991

Work in tumultuous times

Wallace Clement

2007

Computers on the job

Heather Menzies

1982

Challenges of European employment relations

R. Blanpain, Linda Dickens

2008

Welfare through work

Mari Miura

2012

The IBM lesson

Daniel Quinn Mills

1988

The New Job Contract

Barbara Hilkert Andolsen

1998

Beyond the new paternalism

Guy Standing

2002

Hit the Ground Running

Gene Garofalo

1993

Job security in America

Katharine G. Abraham, Susan N. Houseman

1993

Bulletproof your job

Stephen Viscusi

2008

Harvard business review on managing your career in tough times

Harvard Business School

2010

Changes in the permanent employment system in Japan

Yukari Matsuzuka

2002

Effective labor regulation and microeconomics flexibility

Ricardo J. Caballero

2004

Conquering corporate codependence

Carolyn Corbin

1993

Out of work

Richard K. Vedder, Lowell E. Gallaway

1997

99 ways to build job security

Gary Nowinski

2009

Transfer of undertakings

Incomes Data Services

2011

The insider-outsider theory of employment and unemployment

Assar Lindbeck

1988

Crisis-proof your career

Peller Marion

1993

The mid-career tune-up

William A. Salmon

1999

The Career Troubleshooter

Sherrie Gong Taguchi

2005

Sharkproof

Harvey Mackay

1993

Job Insecurity and Work Intensification

B. Burchell

2002

Tumbleweed Society

Allison J. Pugh

2015

Employment security

Paul H. Loseby

1992

The paycheck disruption

Dan Lacey

1988

50 Powerful Ideas You Can Use to Keep Your Customers

Paul R. Timm

1995

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