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• - A collection of papers edited by Peter Kuhn
  
• - The UN specialized agency which seeks the promotion of social justice and internationally recognized human and labour rights.
  
• - The theory of labor supply & demand from a neoclassical economics perspective.
  
• - Members research areas such as employee ownership, cooperatives, labor-management decision-making, co-determination, profit-sharing, non-profit organizations, and economic democracy.
  
• - A labor economics bulletin board, membership information, annual meetings.
  
• - A comparison of different measures of income & wealth inequality, with a focus on entropy measures. Shows changes in the global disparity of income using these measures.
  
• - Bureau of Labor Statistics report explains methodology, definitions, and seasonal fluctuations.
  
• - A volume of papers prepared at the Urban Institute in 1999.
  
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• - News, information and expertise on the divide in income, wealth and health.
  
• - Links of interest to labor economists
  
• - Publications, news, meetings, links, and membership information for practitioners and researches in industrial relations and human resources.
  
• - A directory maintained by Christian Zimmermann.
  
• - A George Washington University based directory of sites that address general labor economics issues and selected policy issues including affirmative action, child care and welfare reform.
  
• - Includes articles and links on industrial relations and human resource management in the U.S.
  
• - Features an interactive Java applet with a guided exercise. Designed to familiarize undergraduate students with labor demand, labor supply and unemployment.
  
• - Newsletter, and membership and conference information.
  
• - An independent, not-for-profit research organization providing objective information about public policy issues involving workers' compensation systems.
  
• - Links to research centers, economists, journals, documents, and data sources.
  
• - Fredrick Winslow Taylor's influential 1911 text on work organization.
  
• - A directory of mainly U.S. statistical resources.
  
• - An extensive directory of workplace-related Web sites.