An edition of The cost of doing nothing (1996)

The cost of doing nothing

why an active labour adjustment strategy makes sense in Ontario's health sector (A report to the Ontario health sector training and adjustment program)

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An edition of The cost of doing nothing (1996)

The cost of doing nothing

why an active labour adjustment strategy makes sense in Ontario's health sector (A report to the Ontario health sector training and adjustment program)

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s.n.
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English
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78

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Medical care, Labor market, Employees

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Ontario
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The cost of doing nothing: why an active labour adjustment strategy makes sense in Ontario's health sector (A report to the Ontario health sector training and adjustment program)
1996, s.n.
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78 p.
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