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HD5708 .C85 2006eb
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Cultures of unemployment : a comparative look at long-term unemployment and urban poverty / |
1 |
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HD5708 .H38
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Understanding the unemployed : the psychological effects of unemployment / |
1 |
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HD5708 H38 2006
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The Diverse Worlds of Unemployed Adults : Consequences for Leisure, Lifestyle, and Well-being. |
1 |
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HD5708 .K81
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The unemployed man and his family. |
1 |
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HD5708.2.C5 Y36 2015
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Unknotting the heart : unemployment and therapeutic governance in China / |
2 |
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HD5708.2.U6 C68 2003
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Hardest times : the trauma of long-term unemployment / |
1 |
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HD5708.2.U6 N67 2016eb
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Job loss, identity, and mental health / |
1 |
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HD5708.4 .P74 2013eb
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La prevención del estrés en el trabajo, puntos de control : lista de puntos de comprobación : mejoras prácticas para la prevención del estrés en el lugar de trabajo / |
1 |
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HD5708.4 .P84 2015
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The tumbleweed society : working and caring in an age of insecurity / |
1 |
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HD5708.45.E85L33
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Labour Market Changes and Job Insecurity : a Challenge for Social Welfare and Health Promotion. |
1 |
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HD5708.45.G7 I57 2000eb
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The Insecure workforce / |
1 |
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HD5708.45.J3
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Welfare through work : conservative ideas, partisan dynamics, and social protection in Japan / |
1 |
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HD5708.45.J3 G68 2015eb
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The reproductive bargain : deciphering the enigma of Japanese capitalism / |
1 |
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HD5708.45.U6 W67 1984
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Employment security in a free economy / |
1 |
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HD5708.47.E5 S77 2006eb
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Structural unemployment in Western Europe : reasons and remedies / |
1 |
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HD5708.47.E5 T43 2016
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Thanks Boss!. |
1 |
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HD5708.47.E5 W67 2004eb
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Workers and narratives of survival in Europe : the management of precariousness at the end of the twentieth century / |
1 |
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HD5708.5 .G67 1981
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Plant closings and economic dislocation / |
1 |
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HD5708.55.G3
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Recalls - Flexibility at the Expense or to the Benefit of Employees : Effects of Temporary Layoffs on Employees in the German Labor Market / |
1 |
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HD5708.55.U6 B58 1982
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The deindustrialization of America : plant closings, community abandonment, and the dismantling of basic industry / |
1 |