White-collar UnionismUniversity of Chicago Press, 1954 - Supervisors, Industrial |
Contents
THE GROWTH OF THE WHITECOLLAR WORK FORCE | 268 |
UNIONS AND THE PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEE | 276 |
UNIONIZATION OF OFFICE EMPLOYEES | 285 |
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White-collar Unionism: The Rebellious Salariat Clive Jenkins,Barrie Sherman No preview available - 1979 |
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