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Queen's University at Kingston
Language
English
Pages
12

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Subjects
Industrial relations, Collective bargaining, Labor unions, Public opinion
Places
Canada

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Cover of: Union beliefs and attitudes of Canadian workers
Union beliefs and attitudes of Canadian workers: an econometric analysis
1991, Queen's University at Kingston
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 11-12)

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Kingston, Ont
Series
Queen's papers in industrial relations -- 1991-8

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Pagination
12 p. ;
Number of pages
12

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OL18549333M
ISBN 10
0888863195

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