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Page 187
... workers and women not in the labour force . There is also a suggestion in the study that role incompati- bility may ... workers , the latter constituting two - thirds of the female labour force . Office workers had 43 % fewer births as ...
... workers and women not in the labour force . There is also a suggestion in the study that role incompati- bility may ... workers , the latter constituting two - thirds of the female labour force . Office workers had 43 % fewer births as ...
Page 276
... workers is available by size of firm and region , though no further distinction among skill groups within production workers is attempted . The wage and earnings data derived from the CMI's are presented in Tables A - 1 and A - 2 in the ...
... workers is available by size of firm and region , though no further distinction among skill groups within production workers is attempted . The wage and earnings data derived from the CMI's are presented in Tables A - 1 and A - 2 in the ...
Page 278
... workers than do large firms . Or , the average earnings of employees in middle - size firms may give a greater proportional weight to higher - paid mana- gers and technicians than the average earnings in larger firms where overhead ...
... workers than do large firms . Or , the average earnings of employees in middle - size firms may give a greater proportional weight to higher - paid mana- gers and technicians than the average earnings in larger firms where overhead ...
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