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Merit pay in secondary education : an examination of issues in the United States and New South Wales

(1993) Guest, Murray

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Industrial relations and human resource management : competing or complementary paradigms? /

(1991) Winter, Maryanne

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Upward feedback as a tool in the development of leadership skills : developing the leadership skills profile and testing the instrument at DÌ€eluxe Hotel'

(1994) Dunoon, Don

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Generating change : corporatisation and strategic human resource management in Pacific Power

(1996) Luk, Chun Yu Catherine

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An evaluation of the Australian Trade Union Training Authority (TUTA

(1995) Voll, Gerry R.

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Organisational change and bureaucracy : a case study

(1990) Messina, Anthony James

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Effects of automation on employees in a library setting

(1995) Rozario, Anne Loyella

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Developing healthy organisations : towards an integrated approach : a critical review

(1995) Sindall, Colin

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Labour market polarisation and the pursuit of flexibility in the metals mmanufacturing industry

(1995) Mylett, Terri

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Work and family : the evolution of policies and practices in three Australian organisations

(1996) Breakspear, Christie

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