Quality and gender elements of jobs with weekend-based short workweeks

Authors: Gordon B. Cook and Isik U. Zeytinoglu

Editors: J.-N. Grenier, R. B. Hebdon, and J. B. Rose

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Type	Book chapter
Author	Gordon B. Cook and Isik U. Zeytinoglu
Editor	J.-N. Grenier, R. B. Hebdon, and J. B. Rose
Publication Year	2009
Book Title	Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow in Industrial Relations, Selected Papers from the XLIIIrd/XLIVth Annual CIRA Conferences
Chapter Title	Quality and gender elements of jobs with weekend-based short workweeks
Publisher	ACRI-CIRA and Captus University Publ.
City	Concord, ON
Publication Language	English

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