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Summerfield, F.
(2019). Local labour markets and theft: New evidence from Canada.
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Haines, III, V. Y., Doray-Demers P., and Martin V.
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(2018). 'Bad' jobs in a ‘good' sector: Examining the employment outcomes of temporary work in the Canadian public sector.
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(2018). Education and labour market impacts of the Future to Discover project.
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(2018). Health of caregiver-employees in Canada: Determining the value of caregiver-friendly workplace policies and social support.
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(2018). Why saying "just grieve it" doesn’t work: A preliminary feminist intersectional analysis.
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(2018). The impact of maternal care on child development: Evidence from sibling spillover effects of a parental leave expansion.
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Fuller, S., and Cooke L. Prince
(2018). Workplace variation in fatherhood wage premiums: Do formalization and performance pay matter?.
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(2018). The effect of body weight on employment among Canadian women: Evidence from Canadian data.
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Haywood, N. F.
(2018). Physical activity, sedentary time, sleep duration, and self-rated health in older adults: A compositional analysis.
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Jones, A. M., Finkelstein R., and Koehoorn M.
(2018). Disability and workplace harassment and discrimination among Canadian federal public service employees.
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Nasreen, S., Brar R., Brar S., Maltby A., and Wilk P.
(2017). Are Indigenous determinants of health associated with self-reported health professional-diagnosed anxiety disorders among Canadian First Nations adults? Findings from the 2012 Aboriginal Peoples Survey.
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Smith, M. R., Waite S., and Durand C.
(2017). Gender differences in the earnings produced by a middle range education: The case of Canadian ‘colleges'.
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Malak, N.
(2017). Nurse absenteeism and benefit generosity: Evidence from Canada.
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Zeytinoglu, I. U., Chowhan J., Cooke G. B., and Mann S.
(2017). An ill-informed choice: Empirical evidence of the link between employers' part-time or temporary employment strategies and workplace performance in Canada.
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Bowlus, A., Bozkurt E., Lochner L., and Robinson C.
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(2017). A question of fairness: Time to reconsider income averaging.
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(2017). The impact of economic conditions on healthy dietary intake: Evidence from fluctuations in Canadian unemployment rates.
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