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... production - particularly home - based leading to the ' femini- sation ' of labour . This is likely to be accompanied by increasing sexual exploi- tation . With the growth of automated production , workers would find them- selves de ...
... production - particularly home - based leading to the ' femini- sation ' of labour . This is likely to be accompanied by increasing sexual exploi- tation . With the growth of automated production , workers would find them- selves de ...
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... production at rapidly in order to locate production at the most favourable sites , that is , where labour is unprotected and unorganised and wages are low . It also permits the nodal company to control the entire indus- 17 18 are ...
... production at rapidly in order to locate production at the most favourable sites , that is , where labour is unprotected and unorganised and wages are low . It also permits the nodal company to control the entire indus- 17 18 are ...
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... produce some 2.3 million tones every year over the next five years . It is against this background that Brit- ish Coal decided to close down the Tower Colliery . In October 1993 , it started scal- ing down production targets . Then , at ...
... produce some 2.3 million tones every year over the next five years . It is against this background that Brit- ish Coal decided to close down the Tower Colliery . In October 1993 , it started scal- ing down production targets . Then , at ...
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