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# 98-01: John Anderson: A Labour Agenda on Training Funding |
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# 98-02: Bourdon et LaFlamme: La formation professionelle continue |
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# 98-03: McFarland and Abdou: What's Happening with Training in
NB? |
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# 98-04: Charest: La formation de la main-d’oeuvre et les syndicats au Québec |
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# 98-05: Ewer: The Training Strategies of the Australian Union
Movement |
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# 98-06: Heidemann: Trade Unions and Vocational Education and Training |
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# 98-07: Stephen McBride: The Political Economy of Training in
Canada |
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# 98-08: O'Grady: The Strategic Conception of Skills and Training |
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# 98-09: Parrot: Training and Canadian Labour: The Hard
Questions |
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# 98-10: Payeur: Formation professionelle et action
syndicale |
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# 99-01: Anisef et al.: Universities, Liberal Education, and the Labour
Market |
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# 99-02: Bernier: Les entreprises et la formation de la
main-d'oeuvre |
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# 99-03: Dresser and Rogers: Sectoral Strategies of Labor Market
Reform |
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# 99-04: Jackson and Jordan: Skills Training: Who Benefits? |
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# 99-05: McFarland: Women's Access to Training in New
Brunswick |
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# 99-06: Sweet and Lin: Union Membership and Apprenticeship Completion |
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# 99-07: McBride: Human Capital, the Competitiveness Agenda and Training Policy |
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# 99-08: Lipsig-Mummé: Research and Engagement with Trade
Unions |
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# 99-09: Cohen and Braid: Training and Equity Initiatives on
the B.C. |
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# 99-10: Nesbit and Dawson: What Works in Forest-Worker Training? |
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#00-01: Stephen and Lior: Access Diminished: A Report on Women’s
Training and Employment Services in Ontario |
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#00-02: Bourdon et
Deschenaux: The CIFER
Angus: A Practical Training Model for Youth at Risk of Exclusion |
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#00-03: Workman and
Bedford: Worker-Centred Training in an Economy-Centred World: The Challenge for Labour |
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#00-04: McBride and Kealey: The Impact of
Privatization on Newfoundland College Students: The Case of the Career Academy |
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#00-05: Tremblay and Le
Bot:
The German Dual
Apprenticeship System: An analysis of its evolution and present challenges |
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#00-06: Sweet and Lin: Consequences of Attrition
in Apprenticeship: An Analysis of the 1994-95 National Apprenticed Trades Survey |
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#00-07: Payeur, Caron, Émond: L’alternance:
pratique structurante ou alternative pédagogique: Éléments d’analyse d’une
dynamique régionale |
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#00-08: Calvert: The British Columbia College, University College,
Institutes and Agencies Accord on Government Contract Training |
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#00-09: de Wolff and
Hynes: Snakes and Ladders: Coherence
in Training for Office Workers |
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#00-10: Sweet: Women and Apprenticeship: The Role of Personal
Agency in Transition Success |
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#01-01: Grayson: Factors Affecting the Quality of University
Graduates’ Jobs |
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#01-02: Suschnigg: From
Austrian Labour Foundations to Job Transfer: Training Strategies Under
Three Labour Relations Regimes |
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#01-03: Nesbit: Training
Labour's Professionals |
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#01-04: Wong and McBride, High Road, Low Road: 'Real' Versus
Employability for Youth in British Columbia
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# 01-05: Bourdon et Deschanaux, Les politiques et les programmes entourant la formation
dans les groupes communautaires au Québec |
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#02-01: Susan Wismer and Karen
Lior, By Design or Default? Community-Based Training and Women |