Kleiner, Morris M.
Morris Kleiner
קליינר, מוריס
VIAF ID: 94562355 ( Personal )
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Works
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The anatomy of employee involvement and its effects on firms and workers | |
An appraisal of new sources of employment and unemployment statistics. - | |
Battles among licensed occupations analyzing government regulations on labor market outcomes for dentists and hygienists | |
Employee representation alternatives and future directions | |
Evaluating the effectiveness of national labor relations act remedies analysis and comparison with other workplace penalty policies | |
Guild-ridden labor markets : the curious case of occupational licensing | |
Human resources and the performance of the firm | |
Industrial relations : institutions and organizational performance | |
International differences in lean production, productivity and employee attitudes | |
The interstate migration of professional and technical workers : a cross-sectional analysis | |
Labor-force population migration : an analysis of alternative forecasting models | |
Labor market institutions and the future role of unions | |
Labor markets and human resource management. - | |
The last American shoe manufacturers : changing the method of pay to survive foreign competition | |
Licensing occupations : ensuring quality or restricting competition? | |
Mortgage broker regulations that matter analyzing earnings, employment, and outcomes for consumers | |
prevalence and effects of occupational licensing | |
Stages of occupational regulation : analysis of case studies | |
Urban migration of persons employed in two-digit industries : a regional analysis using the 10-percent continuous work history sample |