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Equity and Economic Restructuring in the Canadian Labour Movement
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  • 1993The State of the Unions.81 cited
  • 1995Women and Unions: Forging a Partnership78 cited
  • 1986Union Sisters: Women in the Labour Movement33 cited
  • 19934. Union Women and Separate Organizing32 cited
  • 1981Unions in Transition28 cited
  • 1988North American industrial relations: divergent trends in Canada and the United States25 cited
  • 199311. The Gendered Dimension of Labour Law: Why Women Need Inclusive Unionism and Broader-based Bargaining17 cited
  • 19936. Women Working for Unions: Female Staff and the Politics of Transformation11 cited
  • 19935. Trade Union Leadership: Sexism and Affirmative Action9 cited
  • 199313. Unions and Women’s Occupational Health in Québec8 cited

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