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Skill Formation and the Enterprise

Richard CurtainHeavy Engineering Board Secretariat, Canberra.
(Principal Project Officer)
Pages 8-38 | Published online: 12 Feb 2016

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Chris Hendry. (2003) Applying employment systems theory to the analysis of national models of HRM. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 14:8, pages 1430-1442.
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Russell D. Lansbury & Mark Westcott. (2016) Researching Australian Industrial Relations: Dawn or Twilight of a Golden Age?. Journal of Industrial Relations 34:3, pages 396-419.
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John L. Cordery, Walter S. Mueller & Peter P. Sevastos. (2016) Multiskilling in Practice: Lessons from a Minerals Processing Firm. Journal of Industrial Relations 34:2, pages 268-283.
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Iain Campbell, Ruth Fincher & Michael Webber. (2016) Occupational Mobility in Segmented Labour Markets: The Experience of Immigrant Workers in Melbourne. The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Sociology 27:2, pages 172-194.
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John L. Cordery. (1989) Multi‐skilling: A Discussion of Proposed Benefits of New Approaches to Labour Flexibility within Enterprises. Personnel Review 18:3, pages 13-22.
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