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010 2001040747
020 0737709146 (pbk. : alk. paper)
020 0737709154 (alk. paper)
035 (OCoLC)48177258
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090 HD6955 .W667 2002
245 00 Work :|bopposing viewpoints /|cJames Haley, book editor.
264 1 San Diego, Calif. :|bGreenhaven Press ;|aDetroit : Gale
Group Thomson Learning,|c[2002]
264 4 |cİ2002
300 240 pages :|billustrations ;|c23 cm.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
490 1 Opposing viewpoints series.
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 232-234) and
index.
505 00 |gThe|teducation system should emphasize work skills /
|rPamela Emanoil --|gThe|teducation system should not
emphasize work skills /|rRobert W. Schaffer --|tImproving
basic skills will benefit workers /|rRichard J. Murnane
and Frank Levy --|tImproving basic skills will not benefit
workers /|rSteve Kangas --|tJob training programs should
be expanded /|rAnthony P. Carnevale --|tTraditional job
training programs are ineffective /|rAnita Hattiangadi --
|tGovernment intervention is not a solution to
unemployment /|rDavid Boaz --|tGovernment intervention can
foster full employment /|rDimitri B. Papadimitriou --
|tWelfare-to-work programs help disadvantaged workers /
|rRon Haskins --|tWelfare-to-work programs harm the
disadvantaged /|rRandy Albelda --|tA national living wage
will improve living standards /|rCommittees of
Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism --|tLiving wage
ordinances reduce employment /|rJill Jenkins --
|tIncreasing the number of foreign professionals will hurt
U.S. workers /|rNorman Matloff --|tIncreasing the number
of foreign professionals will not hurt U.S. workers /
|rSuzette Brooks Masters and Ted Ruthizer --|gThe
|tinfluence of labor unions may be increasing /|rAmy B.
Dean --|gThe|tinfluence of labor unions is declining /
|rKevin Hassett --|tWorkers should not be required to pay
union fees /|rReed Larson --|tRequiring workers to pay
union fees is fair /|rWilliam L. Clay --|tContingent
workers will benefit from union representation /|rJohn J.
Sweeney --|tContingent workers will not benefit from union
representation /|rChristopher Westley --|tAffirmative
action promotes equality /|rJames A. Buford Jr. --
|tAffirmative action does not promote equality /|rArch
Puddington --|tComparable worth policies are beneficial to
women /|rNaomi Barko --|tComparable worth policies are not
beneficial to women /|rDiana Furchtgott-Roth --|gThe
|tAmericans with Disabilities Act has helped disabled
workers /|rBrenda Paik Sunoo --|gThe|tAmericans with
Disabilities Act has not helped disabled workers /|rThomas
DeLeire.
650 0 Working class|zUnited States.
650 0 Labor unions|zUnited States.
700 1 Haley, James,|d1968-
830 0 Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered)
948 MARCIVE Processed 2014
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948 jlee1 04/22 oclc worldcat holding update
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