Combining data from different surveys in analysis: Compatibility of the 2013 European Company Survey and the 2015 European Working Conditions Survey

Opublikowane:
15 Grudzień 2017
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WPEF17036
Gijs van Houten
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Working conditions and sustainable work
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Combining data from different surveys in analysis: Compatibility of the 2013 European Company Survey and the 2015 European Working Conditions Survey

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