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Women and workplace technology : educational strategies for change

Resource type
Thesis
Thesis type
(Thesis) M.A.
Date created
1987
Authors/Contributors
Author: Balka, Ellen
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Scholarly level
Graduate student (Masters)
Subject
Women white collar workers -- Effect of automation on.
Microelectronics -- Social aspects.
Office practice -- Automation -- Social aspects.
Office practice -- Automation -- Social aspects -- British Columbia.
Women -- Employment.
Language
English
Member of collection
Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies Theses
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