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Human resource development and workplace governance in the Caribbean

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Cowell, Noel M

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TextPublication details: Ian Randle KingstonJM 2002Description: xxx, 482 pAction note:

11/12/02 M2L

Summary: Deals with strategic perspectives on employment relations and human resource development. Focuses on education in the workplace. Looks at the impact of globalisation on women in the Caribbean workplace. Explores different aspects of health and the extent to which some aspects of the behaviour of young people can influence the growth and development potential of the economy.

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Deals with strategic perspectives on employment relations and human resource development. Focuses on education in the workplace. Looks at the impact of globalisation on women in the Caribbean workplace. Explores different aspects of health and the extent to which some aspects of the behaviour of young people can influence the growth and development potential of the economy.

11/12/02 M2L

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