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Guest worker employment, with special reference to the Federal Republic of Germany, France and Switzerland : lessons for the United States?

WR, Boehning - International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations - 1980

, France and Switzerland, drawing lessons for the USA - outlines trends in the number of seasonal workers and other workers … given work permits from 1950 to 1979, and studies indicators of family migration, inactivity, duration of stay and return …

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A massive temporary worker programme for the U.S. : solution or mirage?

Miller, M. J; DJ, Yeres - International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations - 1979

short term employment of Mexican migrant workers in the USA - gives historical background information, compares previous … experiences with those in Western Europe, covers labour demand, amount and duration of work permits, contracting, etc., evaluates …

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Employment effects of multinational enterprises: the case of the United States.

D, Kujawa - International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations - 1980

ILO pub. Working paper on employment effects of multinational enterprises, comprising a case study of the USA - covers … the theoretical perspective, employment opportunity losses and gains, quality of employment created, unemployment duration … etc. Of both USA multinationals and foreign enterprises based in the USA. References and statistical tables. …

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HIV/AIDS and employment

N'Daba, Louis; Hodges-Aeberhard, Jane - International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations - 1998

Using an international comparative survey conducted by the ILO in 12 countries, examines the legal framework and enterprise practices (e.g. codes of conduct on AIDS, AIDS agreements concluded in important industrial sectors, as well as negative practices), the impact of the measures taken, and...

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