DOES WORK STILL MAKES SENSE? ON THE MEANING OF WORK AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION IN A SOCIETY WITH JOB SHORTAGE
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GLORIEUX, I., DOES WORK STILL MAKES SENSE? ON THE MEANING OF WORK AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION IN A SOCIETY WITH JOB SHORTAGE. DONOSTIA-SAN SEBASTIAN, FONDO DE DOCUMENTACION DEL SIIS, 1997, 9 p.
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SIIS G1d FOL.107 81 FOL.9
Palabras clave:
Crítica, Desempleo, Inclusión laboral, Inclusión social, Mujer, Perspectivas, Trabajo
Crítica, Desempleo, Inclusión laboral, Inclusión social, Mujer, Perspectivas, Trabajo
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