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Media representation of migrant workers in China
Identities and stances -
Mädchen, Frau etc.
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Assessment of Risk Factors for HIV/AIDS among Female Sex Workers (FSWs)
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Media representation of migrant workers in China
identities and stances -
Reproductive rights and health workers: challenges from the frontline
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Trade, labor reallocation across firms and wage inequality
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JAQ of all trades
job mismatch, firm productivity and managerial quality -
Protection of workers' personal data
general principles -
Key workers in Ghana during the COVID-19 pandemic
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JAQ of all trades
job mismatch, firm productivity and managerial quality -
Weather conditions and daily commuting
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JAQ of all trades
job mismatch, firm productivity and managerial quality -
Labour market transformations in the era of new technologies
an analysis by regions, gender and industries in Brazil -
Firms, sorting, and the immigrant-native earnings gap
the immigrant-native earnings gap is due in part to firm-specific factors resulting from differential sorting of workers into firms -
Aspectos socioeconômicos da Covid-19: evidências dos trabalhadores formais do estado do Rio de Janeiro
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Worker well-being before and during the COVID-19 restrictions
a longitudinal study in the UK -
COVID-19 and recovery
the role of trade unions in building forward better -
Trade union revitalization
organizing new forms of work including platform workers -
Occupational safety and health, frontline workers, and the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S.
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Robotizing to compete?
firm-level evidence -
Are platform workers willing to unionize?
exploring survey evidence from 14 European countries -
¿Una tarea inconclusa?
armonizar la directiva relativa al trabajo en plataformas con el acervo social de la Unión Europa e internacional -
Une œuvre inachevée?
harmoniser la directive sur le travail de plateforme avec "l'acquis social" européen et international -
An unfinished task?
matching the platform work directive with the EU and international "social acquis" -
Robots and workers
evidence from the Netherlands