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Purchase this publicationPurchase Workers on the Edge: Job Insecurity, Psychological Well-Being, and Family Life

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EPI BOOK | January 2000

Workers on the Edge: Job insecurity, psychological well-being, and family lifeWorkers on the Edge

Job insecurity, psychological well-being, and family life

Ines C. Wichert, Jane P. Nolan, Brendan J. Burchell

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