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The employee answer book

Diana Brodman Summers

2009

The Quest for Justice on the Job

Jerald Greenberg

1995

Know your rights

Andrew McCann

2008

The refusal of work

David Frayne

2015

Disgruntled

Daniel S. Levine

1998

Introducing human resource management

Margaret Foot

1999

Introducing human resource management

Margaret Foot

2011

Towards a fair global labour market

Ozay Mehmet

1999

Your rights in the workplace

Richard L. Strohm

1994

Live Working or Die Fighting

Paul Mason

2008

International Labour Rights and the Social Clause

Arne Van Daele

2004

Employment Law and Practice

John Sprack

2007

California workers' rights

David A. Rosenfeld

2013

Your rights in the workplace

Barbara Kate Repa

2014

Communicating employee responsibilities and rights

Chimezie A. B. Osigweh

1987

Hazard or Hardship

Jeffrey Hilgert

2020

Wage theft crime & justice

Jeffry Odell Korgen, Kevin C. Pyle

2013

Employment rights, industrial tribunals and arbitration

Roy Lewis

1993

Introducing Human Resource Management

Margaret Foot, Caroline Hook

2005

For the Win

Cory Doctorow

2010 ★ 3.7

All labor has dignity

Martin Luther King Jr.

2011

Tottel's Managing Business Transfers

Murray Fairclough

2006

Boom, bust and crisis

John Peters

2012

The manager's legal handbook

Amy DelPo

2011

Individual rights in the corporation

Stephan Salisbury, Alan F. Westin

1980

Personnel law

Kenneth L. Sovereign

1984

AIDS issues in the workplace

Dale A. Masi

1990

Your rights in the workplace

Barbara Kate Repa

2010

Employment law in a nutshell

Robert N. Covington

2009

Principles of employment law

Labor Law Group (U.S.)

2009

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