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David Copperfield

Charles Dickens

1849 ★ 4.5

Workers' compensation and work-related illnesses and diseases

Barth, Peter S.

1980

The white collar book

Carolyn Margaret Meyer, Bruce Meyer

2011

Dark princess

W. E. B. Du Bois

1974

What model for Europe?

Michael Emerson

1988

Makuk

John S. Lutz

2007

The pursuit of division

Martin Loney

1998

Work and welfare

Robert Solow

1998

Boom, bust and crisis

John Peters

2012

Empowering women alcoholics to help themselves and their sisters in the workplace

Robin J. Milstead

1981

Working Time Around the World

Sangheon Lee

2007

Motivation

Ivan T. Robertson

1992

The map of meaning

Marjolein Lips-Wiersma

2011

Individual rights in the corporation

Stephan Salisbury, Alan F. Westin

1980

Work, unemployment, and mental health

Peter B. Warr

1987

Chips & pop

Barnard, Robert

1998

Kuna crafts, gender, and the global economy

Karin E. Tice

1995

Hard times cotton mill girls

Victoria Morris Byerly

1986

Women's work, 1840-1940

Maurice Kirby, Elizabeth Roberts

1995

The career tool kit

Gary Izumo, Carol Carter, Sarah Lyman Kravits

1998

Pricing the priceless child

Viviana A. Rotman Zelizer

1981

Children of other worlds

Jeremy Seabrook

2001

The questions of tenure

Jay L. Chronister, Philip G. Altbach, James P. Honan et al.

2002

Out to work

Alice Kessler-Harris

1982

Reconceiving part-time work

Hilda Kahne

1985

Women and work in preindustrial Europe

Barbara Hanawalt

1986

Nickel and Dimed

Barbara Ehrenreich

2001 ★ 3.6

Agency, Structure and the NEET Policy Problem

Leslie Bell, Ian Thurlby-Campbell

2017

Women and work in developing countries

Parvin Ghorayshi

1994

Women workers and the industrial revolution, 1750-1850

Ivy Pinchbeck

1985

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