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The evolution of labour relations in Uruguay: achievements and challenges.
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:2, p. 195-212
 1989 Bronstein, A. S.
220.
The right to organise in Article 2 of Convention No. 87 - what is meant by workers "without distinction whatsoever"?
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:2, p. 177-194
 1989 Hodges-Aeberhard, J.
221.
Flexibility and structural adjustment through consensus - some lessons from Australia.
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:1, p. 103-123
 1989 Kyloh, R. H.
222.
What perestroika means for Soviet enterprises.
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:1, p. 85-101
 1989 Aganbegyan, A. G.
223.
The underdogs of the urban economy join forces - results of an ILO programme in Mali, Rwanda and Togo.
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:1, p. 65-84
 1989 Maldonado, C.
224.
North American industrial relations : divergent trends in Canada and the United States.
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:1, p. 47-64
 1989 Adams, R. J.
225.
AIDS and the workplace - some policy pointers from international labour standards.
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:1, p. 29-45
 1989 Trebilcock, A. M.
226.
Non-contributory old-age pensions: a possible solution in the OECD countries. (!Non-contributory pensions)
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:1, p. 11-28
 1989 Euzeby, C.
227.
Towards a new employment policy.
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:1, p. 1-10
 1989 Laroque, P.
228.
Trade unions and the media
International Labour Review
1988 : VOL. 127:2, p.205-220
 1988 Wals, G.
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