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Divergent Paths: Restructuring Industrial Relations in the North Amarican Automobile Industry

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Holmes, J.
Kumar, P.
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Paper provided by Queen's at Kingston - Sch. of Indus. Relat. Papers in Industrial Relations in its series Papers with number 1991-4.

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Length: 52 pages
Date of creation: 1991
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Handle: RePEc:fth:qkirce:1991-4

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Postal: Canada; Queen's University. School of Industrial Relations. School of Industrial Relations / Industrial Relations Centre. Kingston, Ontario Canada K7P 3N6

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Keywords: INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS; AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY;

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