Paul Gregg
Books
- Labour Market under New Labour
- The state of working Britain
- Child development and family income
- How effective are state employment agencies?
- Out for the count again?
- Mind the gap, please?
- Realising Potential
- The determinants of pay in the absence of unions
- Is the glass ceiling cracking?
- Reconciling workless measures at the individual and household level
- Signals and cycles
- Profiting from Europe
- Jobs, Wages and Poverty
- Random or non-random matching?
- More work in fewer households?
- Work and welfare
- An inter-establishment study of union recognition and membership in Great Britain
- It takes two
- Out for the count
- Were trade unions weakened under Thatcher?
- Changes in wage setting arrangements and trades unions presence in the 1980s
- Entering work and the British tax and benefit system
- A national minimum wage, poverty and benefit dependence
- Unions, the demise of the closed shop and wage growth in the 1980s
- LABOUR MARKET UNDER NEW LABOUR; THE STATE OF WORKING BRITAIN 2003; ED. BY RICHARD DICKENS
- The labour market in winter
- Is the UK rise in inequality different?
- Two sides to every story
- Liberation Welfare
- The employment of married mothers in Great Britain
- Unemployment and non-employment
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