An edition of Labour and Automation (1964)

Labour and Automation

Automation, A Discussion of Research Methods.

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An edition of Labour and Automation (1964)

Labour and Automation

Automation, A Discussion of Research Methods.

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Subjects

Automation, Social aspects, Social aspects of Automation, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Automation
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Labour and Automation: Manpower Adjustment Programmes. 3. Canada, Italy, Japan.
1968, s.n
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Labour and Automation: Manpower Adjustment Programmes. 1. France, Federal Republic of Germany, United Kingdom.
1967, s.n
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1966, s.n
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Labour and Automation: A Tabulation of Case Studies on Technological Change.
1965, s.n
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Cover of: Labour and automation
Labour and automation
1964
in English
Cover of: Labour and Automation
Labour and Automation: Automation, A Discussion of Research Methods.
1964, s.n
in English

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Ilo Labour and Automation Bulletin -- 1
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Automation, A Discussion of Research Methods : Labour and Automation.

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OL21755726M

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