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Trade Union Perspectives on YTS: The Dimension of Wages and Conditions of Employment

British Journal of Education & Work
Journal · Vol. 2 · Issue 3 · pp. 29-47
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University of Warwick, Coventry, West Midlands, United Kingdom
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Economic and Social Research Council, ESRC
Grant: F0O232243
1. Thesectionofthepaperwhichfollowsisacondensedversionofachapterinaforthcomingbook'Train-ing Matters: Trade Union Perspectives on Industrial Restructuring and Training' to be published by Blackwells. The research was funded by ESRC (ref. F0O232243). 2. This section refers to the private sector construction industry only.
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