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Universal Credit and Employers: Exploring the Demand Side of UK Active Labour Market Policy

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Universal Credit and Employers: Exploring the Demand Side of UK Active Labour Market Policy. / Carson, Calum.
2023. 40 p.

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Harvard

Carson, C 2023, Universal Credit and Employers: Exploring the Demand Side of UK Active Labour Market Policy.

APA

Carson, C. (2023). Universal Credit and Employers: Exploring the Demand Side of UK Active Labour Market Policy.

Vancouver

Carson C. Universal Credit and Employers: Exploring the Demand Side of UK Active Labour Market Policy. 2023. 40 p.

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Carson, Calum. / Universal Credit and Employers : Exploring the Demand Side of UK Active Labour Market Policy. 2023. 40 p.

Bibtex

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