search query: @indexterm BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS / total: 34
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Wage reference groups and their determinants: A study of blue-collar and white-collar employees in Israel.
Journal of Occupational Psychology
1988 : SEP, VOL. 61:3, p. 221-235
 1988 Dornstein, M.
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The effects of unions on blue collar role stresses and somatic strain. (!Union membership)
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1988 : JAN, VOL. 9:1, p. 29-42
 1988 Shirom, A.
Kirmeyer, S.
14.
Leadership and substitutes for leadership among professional and non professional workers.
Journal of Applied Behavioral Science
1986 : VOL. 22:1, p. 29-46
 1986 Howell, J. P.
Dorfman, P. W.
15.
Women with blue collars: the forgotten minority.
Business Quarterly
1986 : WINTER, VOL. 50:4, p. 15-17
 1986 Colwill, N. L.
Colwill, H. D.
16.
Getting a better job: Antecedents and effects.
Human Relations
1986 : JUN, VOL. 39:6, p. 503-516
 1986 Kirjonen, J.
Haenninen, V.
17.
Task-based performance appraisal for blue-collar jobs : evaluation of race and sex effects.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1985 : NOV, VOL. 70:4, p. 747-753
 1985 Thompson, D. E.
Thompson, T. A.
18.
How car and steel workers in different countries see their work.
Journal of Occupational Behavior
1985 : OCT, VOL. 6:4, p. 273-293
 1985 Heiskanen, T. A.
19.
Relationship of job stress to job performance: A study of managers and blue-collar workers.
Human Relations
1985 : MAY, VOL. 38:5, p. 409-424
 1985 Jamal, M.
20.
East European labourers in an American mill town, 1890-1940 : the deferential-proletarian-privatized workers?
Sociology (London)
1985 : AUG, VOL. 19:3, p. 364-383
 1985 Morawska, E.
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The effect of blue-collar unions on white-collar wages and fringe benefits.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1985 : JAN, VOL. 38:2, p. 236-243
 1985 Solnick, L. M.
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