Training in Canadian industry: research, theory and policy implications

Roy J. Adams · Faculty of Business McMaster University

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35 leaves. ; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 33-35) ; "Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Industrial Relations Association, Montreal, June 2, 1980.";"Published in G. Hebert & J. Mercier (eds). Current and future persperspectives in Canadian industrial relations, St. Foy, Quebec: Laval University, Department of Industrial Relations, 1981.";Cover title.

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