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The historical importance of multi-employer, national pay bargaining to the UK general printing sector
The historical importance of multi-employer, national pay bargaining to the UK general printing sector. / Telford, J.
University of Hertfordshire, 2001. (Business School Working Papers; Vol. UHBS 2001-10), (Employment Studies Paper; Vol. 37).
Telford, J 2001 'The historical importance of multi-employer, national pay bargaining to the UK general printing sector' Business School Working Papers, vol. UHBS 2001-10, Employment Studies Paper, vol. 37, University of Hertfordshire.
Telford, J. (2001). The historical importance of multi-employer, national pay bargaining to the UK general printing sector. (Business School Working Papers; Vol. UHBS 2001-10), (Employment Studies Paper; Vol. 37). University of Hertfordshire.
Telford J. The historical importance of multi-employer, national pay bargaining to the UK general printing sector. University of Hertfordshire. 2001. (Business School Working Papers). (Employment Studies Paper).
Telford, J. / The historical importance of multi-employer, national pay bargaining to the UK general printing sector. University of Hertfordshire, 2001. (Business School Working Papers). (Employment Studies Paper).
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