Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices

By International Labour Office (ILO) on January 01, 2008

Report of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations

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(ILO), International L. O. Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices. , , . , 2008. (ILO), I. L. O. (2008). Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices. , , . (ILO), International L. O. "Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices." 2008, .(ILO) International L. O. "Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices." (2008). (ILO), I L O 2008, 'Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices', , , . International L O (ILO), 'Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices' (2008). (ILO) I. L. O. Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices. . 2008. (ILO), International L. O. Labour Clauses in Public Contracts: Integrating the Social Dimension into Procurement Policies and Practices. . 2008. , .

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