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#1 [more]	Beaudet, Line, Andre Duquette, Suzanne Kerouac, Balbir K. Sandhu. Factors Related to Nursing Burnout: A Review of Empirical Knowledge.
#2 [more]	Benimadhu, Prem. Hours of Work: Trends and Attitudes in Canada.
#3 [more]	Bogdanovic, B., P. Heppner, A. Katz, R. J. Reid, N. Roos, D. E. Watson. Family Physician Workloads and Access to Care in Winnipeg: 1991 to 2001.
#4 [more]	Bourgeault, Ivy Lynn, Elena Neiterman. Conceptualizing Professional Diaspora: International Medical Graduates in Canada.
#5 [more]	Burke, Ronald J., Lisa Fiksenbaum, Esther R. Greenglass. Workload and Burnout in Nurses.
#6 [more]	Cohen, Gary L. Hard at Work: (the Number of Persons Working Fifty or More Hours Per Week Has Risen Dramatically Over the Last Fifteen Years).
#7 [more]	Gottlieb, Benjamin, E. Kevin Kelloway, Anne Martin-Matthews. Predictors of Work-Family Conflict, Stress, And Job Satisfaction Among Nurses.
#8 [more]	Lowe, Graham S. High Quality Health Care Workplaces: A Vision and Action Plan.
#9 [more]	Marshall, Katherine. Converging Gender Roles.
#10 [more]	Norrish, Barbara R., Thomas G. Rundall. Hospital Restructuring and the Work of Registered Nurses.
#11 [more]	Paavo, Adriane. Eight Days a Week: How Union Workload Blocks Women's Leadership in the Union Movement.
#12 [more]	Probert, Belinda. 'I Just Couldn't Fit In': Gender and Unequal Outcomes in Academic Careers.
#13 [more]	Shields, Margot. Long Working Hours and Health.
#14 [more]	Stegman, A., T. Stegman. Labour Market Flexibility and the Output-Employment Ratio in Australia.
#15 [more]	author unknown Study Shows Reduced Work Load Successful For Managers, Professional and Corporations.
#16 [more]	author unknown Report of the Advisory Group on Working Time and the Distribution of Work.
#17 [more]	author unknown Trends in Working Time.

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