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A gender perspective on work, regulation, and their effects on women's health, safety, and well-being.
Call no.:
363.11 NICs
Author:
Lippel, Katherine
;
Messing, Karen
Find this in:
Safety or profit? : international studies in governance, change and the work environment: chapter 2
Length:
33-48
Year:
2013
Type:
Book chapter
Subject:
Gender
;
Women
;
Safety regulation
Copies:
1
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