Manpower Policies in Selected Air Pollution Control Agencies: Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association: Vol 18, No 4

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Abstract

Selected personnel practices of air pollution control agencies in three urban areas of various sizes and in a state agency are examined. The analysis emphasizes the consequences of these personnel policies for each of the governments.

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