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Employer Policies And Working Mothers Of Infants: An Overview

	Employer Policies And Working Mothers Of Infants: An Overview (1991) SKU: 243
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Author: Jospeh H. Pleck This paper discusses the pattern of change that is occuring within the female labor force. Mothers of infants have become an increasingly significant subgroup of all women workers.
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