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Patriarchal exploitation, poverty and struggle: the paradoxes of women's working lives in Britain, 1850-1939
- Kynaston, Chris
Discovering the real world
- Crump, S. J.
The Third Way, employment and the workplace in Australia
- Waring, Peter, Ostenfeld, Shane, Lewer, John, Burgess, John
'Suitable and remunerative employment': the feminisation of hospital dispensing in late nineteenth century England
- Jordan, Ellen
The existential delights of the designer: towards a notion of works
- Russell, Keith
Critical representations of work and organization in popular culture
- Rhodes, Carl, Westwood, Robert
Work time regulation as a sustainable full employment strategy: the social effort bargain
- LaJeunesse, Robert
The implications of happiness research for work time reform
- LaJeunesse, Robert M.
The 'work' of community in belonging, being and becoming: the early years learning framework for Australia
- Millei, Zsuzsa, Sumsion, Jennifer
Wiki activities in blended learning for health professional students: enhancing critical thinking and clinical reasoning skills
- Snodgrass, Suzanne J.
Working 24/7: the new work ethic
- Germov, John
Work content and serious mental illness among middle-aged men: results from a 6-year longitudinal study in Japan
- Eguchi, Hisashi, Wada, Koji, Higuchi, Yoshiyuki, Yoneoka, Daisuke, Smith, Derek R.
Pregnant pause: would it hurt you to go without drinking?
- Australian Fatherhood Research Network
What do postdocs need to succeed? A survey of current standing and future directions for Australian researchers
- Hardy, Margaret C., Carter, Adrian, Bowden, Nikola
Sitting time, physical activity and sleep by work type and pattern-the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health
- Clark, Bronwyn K., Kolbe-Alexander, Tracy L., Duncan, Mitch J., Brown, Wendy
Women's work and cross-cultural relationships on two female frontiers: Eliza Fraser and Barbara Thompson in Colonial Queensland, 1836-1849
- Haskins, Victoria K.
Youthfulness and immaterial labour in the new economy
- Farrugia, David
Class and the post-Fordist work ethic: subjects of passion and subjects of achievement in the work society
How youth become workers: identity, inequality and the post-Fordist self
The formation of young workers: the cultivation of the self as a subject of value to the contemporary labour force
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