[Ugo] Frigerio (Italie), gagnant les 10000 m marche [Jeux olympiques d'Anvers, 18/8/20] : [photographie de presse] / [Agence Rol]

Référence bibliographique : Rol, 60605

Water wagon; through Florida waterways by scow and outboard motor.

Mode of access: Internet.

Bulletin - University of Hawaii, Agricultural Experiment Station.

Some numbers issued out of chronological sequence.

Kriticheskīi͡a stat'i ob I.S. Turgenevi͡e i L.N. Tolstom, 1862-1885. Tom 1.

No more published.

Hydrologic data for experimental agricultural watersheds in the United States, 1962 /

"Issued June 1968."

Ironwood flood

verso: water roads (?)

Niagara Parks Commission annual report, 1901.

Printed by Order of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.

Dave Porter, U-M Wrestling, 1965-1968

[Dave Porter about to pin Indiana's Bill Huff]

Known military dead during the Spanish American War and the Philippines Insurrection, 1898-1901.

Cover title.

Employer evasion of workers’ entitlements 1968 – 1995: why, what and whose?

Employer non-compliance with workers’ entitlements has been largely ignored in Australian industrial relations. The legal and regulatory literature however, identifies arguments relating to employer propensity to evade regulatory requirements, as well as highlighting environmental factors that may influence such behaviour. This article explores these issues in the Australian federal industrial relations jurisdiction, as well as providing a picture of employer evasion of minimum labour standards between 1986 and 1995: who is exploited and in respect of what entitlements. Industry contexts and common characteristics of non-compliance are outlined by exploration of 30 awards ranked by the extent of underpayments recovered by the federal inspectorate during the period. Employer evasion of workers’ entitlements is arguably a calculated business decision, prompted or facilitated by intense competition, precarious employment (particularly female and youth), non-unionized workplaces and under-resourced enforcement agencies.