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Health and safety and trade union workplace organisation - a case study in the printing industry.
Industrial Relations Journal
1987 : SPRING, VOL. 18:1, p. 40-49
 1987 Walters, D.
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L'erosion biographique comme consequence des bouleversements technologiques : Exemple de l'introduction de techniques nouvelles dans l'imprimerie en RFA = The biographical erosion process as a consequence of technological upheavals.
Sociologie du Travail
1986 : APR-JUN, 2, p. 125-143
 1986 Brock, D.
Vetter, H. R.
31.
Production scheduling with applications in the printing industry.
European Journal of Operational Research
1985 : DEC, VOL. 22:3, p. 304-309
 1985 White, C.
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Feedback from video display terminals, performance control and stress in text preparation in the printing industry.
Journal of Occupational Psychology
1985 : MAR, VOL. 58:1, p. 27-38
 1985 Kalimo, R.
Leppänen, A.
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A study of close-set text type.
Journal of Applied Psychology
1984 : NOV, VOL. 69:4, p. 700-702
 1984 Moriarty, S. E.
Scheiner, E. C.
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Accounting for labor's share : class and income distribution in the printing industry.
Industrial and Labor Relations Review
1984 : APR, VOL. 37:3, p. 386-402
 1984 Kalleberg, A. L.
Wallace, M.
Raffalovich, L. E.
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The impact of new technology on the structure and organisation of craft unions in the printing industry.
British Journal of Industrial Relations
1983 : MAR, VOL. 21:1, p. 17-32
 1983 Gennard, J.
Dunn, S.
36.
The paint and printing ink industries.
Kemia - Kemi
1982 : VOL. 9:7-8, p. 520-521
 1982 Granqvist, S.
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Industrial transformation and the decline of craft: the decomposition of skill in the printing industry, 1931-1978.
American Sociological Review
1982 : JUN, VOL. 47:3, p. 307-324
 1982 Wallace, M.
Kalleberg, A. L.
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Maxwell's Bpc proofs. !British Printing Corp.
Management Today
1982 : FEB, p. 42-49, 102, 104-106
 1982 Lester, T.
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