Canlyniadau Chwilio - "Women Employment."

From ILO standards to EU law the case of equality between men and women at work / gan Landau, Eve C.

Pynciau: “...Women Employment Law and legislation European Union countries....”
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The sex of class women transforming American labor /

Pynciau: “...Women Employment United States....”
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Gendered commodity chains : seeing women's work and households in global production /

Pynciau: “...Women Employment....”
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Women workers and technological change in Europe in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Pynciau: “...Women Employment Europe History....”
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Women of the European Union the politics of work and daily life /

Pynciau: “...Women Employment European Union countries....”
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Women's labor in the global economy speaking in multiple voices /

Pynciau: “...Minority women Employment Case studies....”
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West Indian women's experience in Los Angeles the impact of politics and the global economy / gan Squires, Stacey, 1963-

Pynciau: “...Women Employment California Los Angeles History....”
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Crafting the woman professional in the long nineteenth century artistry and industry in Britain /

Pynciau: “...Middle class women Employment Great Britain History 19th century....”
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Servants of globalization : migration and domestic work / gan Parreñas, Rhacel Salazar

Pynciau: “...Women Employment Foreign countries....”
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A multicultural portrait of labor in America / gan Woodburn, Judith, 1959-

Pynciau: “...Women Employment History....”

Investment in women's human capital /

Pynciau: “...Women Employment Developing countries....”

Women and labour in late colonial India the Bengal jute industry / gan Sen, Samita

Pynciau: “...Women Employment India Bengal....”
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The economic emergence of women gan Bergmann, Barbara R.

Pynciau: “...Women Employment United States....”
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Obstructed labour race and gender in the re-emergence of midwifery / gan Nestel, Sheryl, 1950-

Pynciau: “...Minority women Employment Ontario....”
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Women in China's long twentieth century gan Hershatter, Gail

Pynciau: “...Women Employment China....”
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Women, production, and patriarchy in late medieval cities gan Howell, Martha C.

Pynciau: “...Women Employment Europe, Northern History....”
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African American females addressing challenges and nurturing the future /

Pynciau: “...African American women Employment....”
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Reading and writing in the global workplace gender, literacy, and outsourcing in Ghana / gan Smith, Beatrice Quarshie, 1958-

Pynciau: “...Women Employment Effect of technological innovations on Ghana....”
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Obligation and opportunity single Maritime women in Boston, 1870-1930 / gan Beattie, Mary Elizabeth, 1945-

Pynciau: “...Single women Employment Massachusetts Boston History 19th century....”
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Women's work labour, gender, authorship, 1750-1830 / gan Batchelor, Jennie, 1976-

Pynciau: “...Women Employment Great Britain History 18th century....”
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