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Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region

By on January 01, 2014

This is a 10 country study by The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and ITUC Asia-Pacific. The countries include: Australia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Nepal, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, and Sri Lanka.

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Vogt, Jeffrey. Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region. , , . , 2014. Vogt, J. (2014). Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region. , , . Vogt, Jeffrey. "Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region." 2014, .Vogt Jeffrey. "Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region." (2014). Vogt, J 2014, 'Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region', , , . Jeffrey Vogt, 'Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region' (2014). Vogt J. Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region. . 2014. Vogt, Jeffrey. Precarious Work in the Asia Pacific Region. . 2014. , .

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