search query: @indexterm SKILLED WORKERS / total: 117
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105.
The skilled revolt against general unionism: the Case of the BL Toolroom Committee.
Industrial Relations Journal
1981 : MAY-JUN, VOL. 12:3, p. 15-27
 1981 Scullion, H.
106.
The changing skill requirements of jobs in the U.S. economy.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1981 : JUL, VOL. 34:4, p. 578-590
 1981 Rumberger, R. W.
107.
Taking stock of skills to meet supply and demand.
Personnel Management
1981 : JUL, VOL. 13:7, p. 42-46
 1981 Warr, P.
Banks, M.
108.
Jobs as dam sites.
Review of Economic Studies
1981 : JAN, VOL. 48:151, p. 37-49
 1981 Akerlof, G. A.
109.
Skill, craft and class: a theoretical critique and a critical case.
Sociology (London)
1981 : FEB, VOL. 15:1, p. 56-78
 1981 Lee, D. J.
110.
The real skills gap.
Management Today
1980 : NOV, p. 102-105, 170, 172, 174
 1980 Jenkins, D.
111.
Specific training and inter-industry wage differentials in U.S. manufacturing.
Review of Economics and Statistics
1980 : AUG, VOL. 62:3, p. 371-378
 1980 Chapman, B. J.
Tan, H. W.
112.
On the nature of higher-order skills.
Journal of Occupational Psychology
1980 : JUN, VOL. 53:2, p. 107-110
 1980 Welford, A. T.
113.
Work instrumentalism reconsidered: a replication of Goldthorpe's Luton project. !Goldthorpe, J. H.
British Journal of Sociology
1980 : MAR, VOL. 31:1, p. 1-27
 1980 MacKinnon, M. H.
114.
Rationalisation et dequalification du travail: le cas de l'industrie allemande.
Sociologie du Travail
1979 : JAN-MAR, 1, p. 33-43
 1979 Mickler, O.
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