Footnotes May/June 2000, Vol.24, No.5/6

Monthly newsletter of the State Library of Iowa

Smart News, Issues 6, Summer 2001

Newsletter for Economic Development

Vítimas de trauma crânio-encefálico e seu retorno a produtividade após 6 meses e 1 ano

Trata-se de um estudo prospectivo que analisa o ,retorno a produtividade de vítimas de trauma crânio-encefálico (TCE) de diferentes gravidades, com idade entre 12 e 6C anos. As vítimas foram examinadas aos 6 meses e 1 ano pós-trauma e seu retorno à produtividade foi analisado, considerando as variáveis nível de escolaridade e tipo de ocupação anterior ao trauma. A maioria (73,6%) retornou a atividade produtiva aos 6 meses e a freqüência de retorno à produtividade foi aior 1 ano após TCE. Quanto ao retorno ao trabalho remunerado e nível de escolaridade ou tipo de ocupação anterior, não houve associação estatística significativa.

ABD e-News, June 6, 2003

Weekly newsletter for the State of Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division

IoWoman, November/December 2002, Vol. 32, no. 6

Newsletter for Commission on the Status of Women.

Lottery Action, September 23-October 6, 2002, Vol. 9, no. 18

Newsletter for Iowa Lottery

Lottery Action, March 24-April 6, 2003, Vol. 10, no. 6

Newsletter for Iowa Lottery

Lottery Action, January 6-26, 2003, Vol. 10, no. 1

Newsletter for Iowa Lottery

Iowa 100% E News, August/September 2001, Vol.1, no.6

Newsletter for Information Technology Department

Missing Persons Summary, January 6, 2003

Missing person report

Hottentottisch. 5 : Nama, Bergdamaramundart : Homonyme ; Hottentottisch. 6 : Nama, Bergdamaramundart : einzelne Sätze / gespr. von Missionar Baumann

[Traditions. Afrique du sud. Namibie. Khoïkhoï]

Close-Clearance Conditions Near Railroad Tracks: A report to the Iowa Legislature as per Section 24, HF2614, Seventy-Ninth General Assembly, December 6, 2002

Close-Clearance Conditions Near Railroad Tracks for the Iowa Department of Transportation

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After decades of stability, Switzerland's unions entered a period of turbulence in the early 1990s: their status as junior partner in the corporatist growth pact was challenged by the economic crisis, business organizations' neoliberal turn and an abrupt decline in membership. These challenges put unions under pressure to initiate revitalization efforts. They first responded by investing more resources into political action, using direct democratic instruments to block neoliberal reforms. In parallel, they adopted new means of recruitment, affiliating white-collar unions, targeting private services and resorting more frequently to strikes. Finally, they rationalized their organizational structure through a series of union mergers.