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Subject: Working Hours and Time Away from Work 
Susan LaCette 
Cornell University, skl2@cornell.edu 
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Subject: Working Hours and Time Away from Work 
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Working Hours and Time Away from Work 
Working Hours and Time Away from Work 
2000.      Ph.D.     Marler, Janet H. Gompels.      Toward a multi-level model of preference 
for contingent employment.      Advisor: G. Milkovich.
          Temporary employment--United States.    Hours of labor, Flexible--United States.    
Temporary employees--Job satisfaction--United States.
1996.      Ph.D.     Charles, Kerwin Kofi.      An inquiry into the labor market 
consequences of disabling illness.      Advisor: R. Ehrenberg.
          Handicapped Employment United States.    Disability retirement United States.    Sick 
leave United States.    United States.
1991.      M.S.     Silberstein, Dara Joy.      Hours and theirs : a legal-historical analysis 
of the eight-hour and protective labor legislation movements, 1870-1920.      Advisor: 
I. DeVault.
          Women Employment United States.    Sex role United States.    Hours of labor Law and 
legislation United States.    Labor movement United States.
1989.      Ph.D.     Hotchkiss, Julie Louise.      Econometric issues and analyses of the 
part-time employed. Advisor: R. Ehrenberg.
          Part-time employment.
1989.      M.S.     Mikalauskas, Angela Mary.      The determinants of female shift 
work. Advisor: Prof. Bryant.
          Shift systems.    Hours of labor.    Women--Employment.
1987; (1988).      Ph.D.     Gaston, Noel George.      The variability of hours as a job 
characteristic.      Advisor: R. Ehrenberg.
          Hours of labor, Flexible.    Job security.    Risk assessment.
1987.      M.S.     Pozzebon, Silvana.      Retirement among married women. Advisor: 
O. Mitchell.
          Wives United States Retirement.
1984.      M.S.     Hutton, Patricia Ellen.      Phased retirement, attitude toward 
retirement and locus of control.      Advisor: L. Williams.
          Retirement.    Aged Employment.    Part-time employment.


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