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Workplace policy and management practices to improve the health of employees Evidence Review 3

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Workplace policy and management practices to improve the health of employees Evidence Review 3. / Hillage, Jim; Holmes, Jenny; Rickard, Catherine et al.
Brighton: Institute for Employment Studies, 2015. 429 p.

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Hillage, J, Holmes, J, Rickard, C, Marvell, R, Taskila, T, Bajorek, Z, Bevan, S & Brine, J 2015, Workplace policy and management practices to improve the health of employees Evidence Review 3. Institute for Employment Studies, Brighton.

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Hillage J, Holmes J, Rickard C, Marvell R, Taskila T, Bajorek Z et al. Workplace policy and management practices to improve the health of employees Evidence Review 3. Brighton: Institute for Employment Studies, 2015. 429 p.

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Hillage, Jim ; Holmes, Jenny ; Rickard, Catherine et al. / Workplace policy and management practices to improve the health of employees Evidence Review 3. Brighton : Institute for Employment Studies, 2015. 429 p.

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