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Technology-based environmental health risks in developing nations.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
1990 : APR, VOL.37:2, p.159-179
 1990 Covello, V.T.
Frey, R.S.
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Occupational safety and health proplems in Cote d'Ivoire.
International Labour Review
1990 : VOL. 129:1, p. 109-119
 1990 Kouabenan, D. R.
66.
Shouldn't the private sector be solving the health care problem?
Financial Executive
1990 : MAR/APR, VOL. 6:2, p. 35-42
 1990 Sharkey, W. H.
67.
Who's afraid of self-insurance.
Financial Executive
1990 : MAR/APR, VOL. 6:2, p. 43-45
 1990 Carrara, N.
68.
Holding managers to account on safety.
Personnel Management
1990 : APR, VOL. 22:4, p. 54-58
 1990 James, P.
69.
La seguridad e higiene en las Comunidades Europeas.
Documentacion Social
1989 : OCT-DEC, 77, p. 165-175
 1989 Hevia Pello, A.
70.
Pointing a finger at RS1. (!Keyboard operators)
Personnel Management
1989 : DEC, VOL. 21:12, p. 43-45
 1989 Pearce, B.
Slovak, A.
71.
Hazardous substances and the right to know in Canada. (!Freedom of information)
International Labour Review
1989 : VOL. 128:5, p. 639-650
 1989 McLellan, J. W.
72.
Harmonizing phyto-sanitary and sanitary regulations.
World Economy
1989 : JUN, VOL. 12:2, p. 189-206
 1989 Bredahl, M. E.
Forsythe, K. W.
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Why COSHH will hit hard on health and safety. (!Hazardous substances)
Personnel Management
1989 : SEP, VOL. 21:9, p. 46-51
 1989 Riddell, R.
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