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    Tough meat, hard candy: Implications for low-wage work in the food-processing industry

    Tough meat, hard candy: Implications for low-wage work in the food-processing industry by Grunert, K, James, S, Moss, P

    Published 2010
    “…In each of the countries in this study, the food-processing sector plays a prominent role and is often regarded as one of the more successful manufacturing areas. …”
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    Tough Meat, Hard Candy: implications for low wage work in the food processing industry

    Tough Meat, Hard Candy: implications for low wage work in the food processing industry by James, S, Grunert, K., Moss, P.

    Published 2010
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    Supply chain pressures and migrant workers: deteriorating job quality in the UK food processing industry

    Supply chain pressures and migrant workers: deteriorating job quality in the UK food processing industry by James, S, Lloyd, C.

    Published 2008
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    Supply Chain pressures and migrant workers: Deteriorating job quality in the United Kingdom food-processing industry

    Supply Chain pressures and migrant workers: Deteriorating job quality in the United Kingdom food-processing industry by James, S, Lloyd, C

    Published 2008
    “…The food-processing industry is one of the largest manufacturing sectors in the United Kingdom, employing approximately 413,000 workers, representing just under 13 percent of manufacturing employment (ABI 2006). …”
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    Supply Chain pressures and migrant workers: Deteriorating job quality in the United Kingdom food-processing industry

    Supply Chain pressures and migrant workers: Deteriorating job quality in the United Kingdom food-processing industry by James, S, Lloyd, C

    Published 2008
    “…The food-processing industry is one of the largest manufacturing sectors in the United Kingdom, employing approximately 413,000 workers, representing just under 13 percent of manufacturing employment (ABI 2006). …”
    Book section

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