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Ethics / Human resource management / Macroeconomics / Minimum wage / Labour economics / Living wage / Skilled worker / Employment / Job evaluation / Labor economics / Employment compensation / Economics
Date: 2010-08-16 21:47:11
Ethics
Human resource management
Macroeconomics
Minimum wage
Labour economics
Living wage
Skilled worker
Employment
Job evaluation
Labor economics
Employment compensation
Economics

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