On the move and working alone: policy implications of the experiences of unionised Newfoundland and Labrador homecare workers

Publisher： Institution of Occupational Safety and Health

E-ISSN： 1477-4003|13|2|47-67

ISSN： 1477-4003

Source： Policy and Practice in Health and Safety, Vol.13, Iss.2, 2015-11, pp. : 47-67

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