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#41 [more]	McDermott, Patricia. Sectoral Bargaining and the Low Waged.
#42 [more]	Meulders, Daniele, Olivier Plasman, Robert Plasman. Atypical Employment in the EC.
#43 [more]	Mirchandani, Kiran. "The Best of Both Worlds" and "Cutting my Own Throat": Contradictory Images of Home-Based Work.
#44 [more]	Neal, Alan. L'Evolution Des Formes D'Emploi.
#45 [more]	Ng, Roxana. Homeworking: Dream Realized or Freedom Constrained? The Globalized Reality of Immigrant Garment Worker.
#46 [more]	Oldfield, Margaret A. The Electronic Cottage: Boon or Bane For Mothers.
#47 [more]	Osnowitz, Debra. Managing Time in Domestic Space: Home Based Contractors and Household Work.
#48 [more]	Phizacklea, Annie, Carol Wolkowitz. Homeworking Women: Gender, Racism, And Class at Work.
#49 [more]	Rodgers, Gerry. Precarious Employment in Western Europe: The State of the Debate.
#50 [more]	Rowbotham, Sheila. Report From the Homefront.
#51 [more]	Schneider de Villegas, Gisela. Home Work: A Case For Social Protection.
#52 [more]	Siroonian, J. Work Arrangements.
#53 [more]	Vega Ruiz, Luz. Homework: Towards a New Regulatory Framework?
#54 [more]	author unknown Atypical Workers: A 'shopping list' of Reforms.
#55 [more]	author unknown Home Work.
#56 [more]	author unknown Form of employment by sex and average hourly wage, Canada and provinces, 1993-2009 (PE SLID B-1).
#57 [more]	author unknown Form of employment by sex and number of children, Canada and provinces, 1993-2009 (PE SLID C-2).
#58 [more]	author unknown Main reason working from home by sex, Canada, 2006 (PE GSS20 C-1).
#59 [more]	author unknown Reason For Work From Home (PE SWA P-25).
#60 [more]	author unknown Self Employment: Percent of Revenue From One Employer by Work Variables (PE SSE B-1).

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