Labor demand, recruitment, and worker retention of the 1992 caneberry harvest workforce View on Open Library

Labor demand, recruitment, and worker retention of the 1992 caneberry harvest workforce

by Robert George Mason

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First published: 1993 1 language
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Supply and demand Employees Harvesting Berries Agricultural laborers Rubus

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