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Re-working Work: Dependency and Choice in the Employment Relationship

Mark Westcott, Marian Baird & Rae Cooper

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Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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Erling Rasmussen, Vivienne Hunt & Felicity Lamm

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Regulating Enforcement of Workers' Entitlements in Australia: The New Dimension of Individualisation

Margaret Lee

Pages: 41-60

Published online: 10 Apr 2013

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An Expectation of Continued Success: The Work Attitudes of Generation Y

Damian Oliver

Pages: 61-84

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Mark Hearn & Russell D Lansbury

Pages: 85-99

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Julia Cornell, Alastair Greig, Barbara Pini, Mike Dockery, Santina Bertone & Erica French

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