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How can the manpower planning debate be resolved?

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  • Colclough C., 1989. "How can the manpower planning debate be resolved?," ILO Working Papers 992700853402676, International Labour Organization.
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    1. Gray, Lynton & Warrender, Ann-Marie & Davis, P. & Hurley, G. & Manton, C., 1996. "Labour Market Signals and Indicators," Education Research Papers 12860, Department for International Development (DFID) (UK).

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