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Drinkingto cope and self-medication: characteristics of jobs in relation to workers' drinking behavior.
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1992 : JAN, VOL. 13:1, p. 55-71
 1992 Martin, J. K.
Blum, T. C.
Roman, P. M.
18.
The general management paradox
European Journal of Marketing
1991 : VOL. 25:4, p.119-127
 1991 Wills, G.
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Routinization of job context and job content as related to employees' quality of working life: a study of Canadian nurses.
Journal of Organizational Behavior
1991 : SEP, VOL. 12:5, p. 379-386
 1991 Baba, V. V.
Jamal, M.
20.
L'ouvrier-qualifie a l'ere de la mecatronique: bricoleur et artisan = The skilled worker in the era of mechatronics: handy-man and artisan
Sociologie du Travail
1991 : JAN-MAR, VOL. 33:1, p. 149-161
 1991 Okuda, K.
21.
Leading today's professional
Research Management
1991 : MAR-APR, VOL. 34:2, p. 30-35
 1991 Rosenbaum, B. L.
22.
Qualitative Personalentwicklung = Qualitative personnel development
Management-Zeitschrift Industrielle Organisation
1991 : JAN, VOL. 60:1, p. 74-78
 1991 Braun, W.
23.
Projektmanagement ist Mitarbeiterfuehrung = Project management as a type of personnel management
Management-Zeitschrift Industrielle Organisation
1991 : JAN, VOL. 60:1, p. 71-73
 1991 Scholz, Ch.
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Faculty/practitioner differences: skills needed for industrial marketing entry positions
Industrial Marketing Management
1991 : FEB, VOL. 20:1, p. 17-21
 1991 Messina, M. J.
Guiffrida, A. L.
Wood, G. R.
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Effects of Alternative Weighting Methods in a Policy-Capturing Approach to Job Evaluation: A Review and Empirical Investigation
Personnel Psychology
1991 : SPRING, VOL. 44, p.85-127
 1991 Davis, K.
Sauser, W.
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Relations of job characteristics from multiple data sources with employee affect, absence, turnover intentions, and health
Journal of Applied Psychology
1991 : FEB, VOL.76, No 1, p.46-53
 1991 Spector, P.E.
Jex, S.M.
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