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The Labour Force

1972
Manpower statistics cover a wide field.1 This chapter concentrates on those aspects which are of particular importance to sociologists: the structure of the occupied population, unemployment, hours of work, wage rates and earnings, the cost-of-living and retail prices, trade union membership, and industrial disputes.
George Sayer Bain, Robert Bacon, John Pimlott   +2 more
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Labour force participation and the feminising of the labour force

1992
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Labour force

2006
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‘You have to pick’: Cotton and state-organized forced labour in Uzbekistan

Economic and Industrial Democracy, 2021
Knut Laaser
exaly  

The muddled governance of state-imposed forced labour: multinational corporations, states, and cotton from China and Uzbekistan

New Political Economy, 2023
Jostein Hauge
exaly  

The ageing labour force

Occupational Medicine, 1995
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An African Labour Force.

Economica, 1957
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Labour force

2013
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Estimating forced labour: from a legal category to a statistical category for international political campaigns

International Review of Sociology, 2023
Lea Renard
exaly  

Caught in a vicious cycle: Connecting forced labour and environmental exploitation through a case study of Asia–Pacific

Marine Policy, 2021
Sallie Yea, Christina Stringer
exaly