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The Jungle

Upton Sinclair

1906 ★ 4.3

Migrant labour in South Africa's mining economy

Alan Jeeves

1985

The Race to the Bottom

Alan Tonelson

2000

Job expectations and opportunities of asian american clients

Tom Lun-nap Chung

1987

New businesses and urban employment opportunities

Kenneth McLennan

1972

Jobs & people

James W. Hughes

1978

Economics of unemployment

Mark Casson

1984

Chinatown business survey

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1988

New technology

Russell D. Lansbury, Greg Bamber

1989

Productivity needs of the United States

Audrey Freedman

1989

Employment, economics, and technology

C. M. Cooper, Clark, John, J. A. Clark

1982

Education and work for the year 2000

Arthur G. Wirth

1992

Where The Jobs Are Entrepreneurship And The Soul Of The American Economy

John Dearie

2013

Psychology of work and unemployment

Gordon E. O'Brien

1986

Retraining and labor market adjustment in Western Europe

Margaret S. Gordon

1965

Local labour markets

Katherine Duffy, Campbell, Mike.

1992

Ignorant yobs?

Sally Tomlinson

2013

Race Against The Machine

Erik Brynjolfsson

2011

Social work, social welfare, and American society

Philip R. Popple, Leslie Leighninger

1999

Occupations and society

Paul D. Montagna

1977

Teaching and learning

European Commission

1996

Labour and nationality in Soviet Central Asia

Nancy Lubin

1984

Community business ventures and job creation

Jocelyne Gaudin

1984

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians

Cherokee Planning Board

1976

Do temporary help jobs improve labor market outcomes for low skilled workers?

David H. Autor

2005

Working in the shadows

Gabriel Thompson

2010

Taxation and the incentive to work

C. V. Brown

1983

Progress without people

David Franklin Noble

1995

Education, unemployment and the future of work

Tony Watts, A. G. Watts

1983

The Future Workforce

Irving H. Buchen

2005

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