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Estimating workers' marginal willingness to pay for safety using linked employer-employee data
Economica
2006 : FEB, VOL. 73:289, p. 99-127
 2006 Dale-Olsen, H.
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Planning, control, and adaptation: A case study
European Management Journal
2005 : FEB, VOL 23:1, p. 118-131
 2005 Gauthereau, V.
Hollnagel, E.
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Bridging the gap between rhetoric and reality: line managers and the protection of job security fo ill workers in the modern workplace
British Journal of Management
2004 : SEP, VOL. 15:3, p. 273-290
 2004 Cunningham, I.
James, P.
Dibben, P.
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Accounting for the cost of occupational accidents
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental management
2004 : JUN, VOL. 11:2, p. 63-70
 2004 Rikhardsson, P.M.
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Occupational health and safety in transitional Lithuania
Industrial Relations Journal
2003 : AUG, VOL. 34:3, p. 241-259
 2003 Woolfson, C.
Beck, M.
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Debt, operating margin, and investment in workplace safety
Journal of Industrial Economics
2003 : JUN, VOL. 51:2, p. 359-381
 2003 Filer, R.K.
Golbe, D.L.
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Do firms pay for perceived risks at work?
Schmalenbach Business Review
2001 : JUL, VOL. 53:3, p. 229-239
 2001 Grund, C.
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When can an employee refuse unsafe work and expect to be protected from discipline? Evidence from Canada
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
2000 : JUL, VOL. 53:4, p. 684-703
 2000 Harcourt, M.
Harcourt, S.
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La ergonomia y la organizacion de los puestos de trabajo que incluyen pantallas de visualizacion como mejora de la productividad en el sector servicios.
Alta Direccion
1999 : SEP-OCT, 207, p.69-80
 1999 Aguado Correa, F.
Llorens Montes, J.
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Surveillance in employment: The case of teleworking
Journal of Business Ethics
1999 : OCT, VOL. 22:1 / II, p. 39-49
 1999 Fairweather, N. B.
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