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Employee Relations And Regulation In The '80s: Proceedings Of A Conference Sponsored By The Industrial Research Unit And The Labor Relations Council, The Wharton School, University Of Pennsylvania

By Richard L., Herbert R. Northrup, Northrup, Herbert R.; Rowan, Sponsored By The Industrial Research Unit And The Labor Relations Council, The Wharton School, University Of Pennsylvania, Herbert R. Northrup And Richard L. Rowan

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Edited By Herbert R. Northrup And Richard L. Rowan. Consists In Part Of Papers Delivered At A Conference Held In Philadelphia, June 11 And 12, 1981. Includes Bibliographical References.

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