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Standardising job descriptions in the humanitarian supply chain: A text mining approach for recruitment process. [PDF]
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Labor History, 2021 Departments of Labour Economics and Industrial Relations in Turkey have their roots in social policy education in the Turkish university system dating back to a pre-republican (1923) period.
Erdem Cam
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What Do Labour Economics and Industrial Relations Have to Say to Each Other?
Relations industrielles / Industrial Relations, 2023 Mutual gains can be made through greater cross-pollination between labour economics and industrial relations. The paper is organized around common criticisms of labour economics, with examples from industrial relations. Such criticisms, and their underlying principles, often explain important concepts in industrial relations, which can provide insights
Morley Gunderson
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Industrial Relations and Labour Economics
Journal of Industrial Relations, 1975 Robert Van Horn
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The Academic Respectability of Industrial Relations and Labour . Economics
Journal of Industrial Relations, 1975 P. C. Molhuysen
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The literature of labour economics and industrial relations: a guide to its sources*
Industrial Relations Journal, 1970 George Sayers Bain, Gillian B. Woolven
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Decent Work and Economic Growth under Nigerian Labour and Industrial Relations
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021The concept of decent work and economic growth which is the 8th Sustainable Development Goal of the United Nations is set to serve as a catalyst in the field of labour and industrial relations by year 2030. The aim of this goal is to ensure that policies geared towards social protection of workers is held in utmost importance.
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The Impact of Economic Reform on Industrial Labour Relations in China and Vietnam
Post-Communist Economies, 1999Both China and Vietnam are undergoing a social experiment as they diverge from the path of their Soviet compatriots and attempt transition to a 'socialist market mechanism'. The economic reform in both countries aims towards the so-called 'third way' between the failed command economies and the capitalist alternative.
Ying Zhu, Stephanie Fahey
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