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Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University
Language
English

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Subjects
Collective labor agreements, Industrial Arbitration, Law and legislation, Wages
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Canada

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Why arbitrators should consider ability to pay
1992, Industrial Relations Centre, Queen's University
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Kingston, Ont
Series
Current issues series, Current issues series (Queen's University (Kingston, Ont.). Industrial Relations Centre)

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Dewey Decimal Class
331.89/143/0971

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8 p. ;

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OL19954544M
ISBN 10
088886342X

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