50 - Çalışma ve Toplum Dergisi

Economics and Law Journal

50. Issue

50

2016

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Some Unordinary Thoughts on Draft of Law of Labor Courts

Ali Güzel

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(Page : 1131

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An Assessment on the Decision of The Constitutional Court of Turkey Regarding Act No. 6356 in Terms of Freedom of Association

Sayım Yorgun

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(Page : 1171

-1202)

Syrians as “The Scapegoats” And “The Usual Suspects”

Fuat Man

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(Page : 1147

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The Transformation of Unemployment Insurance in terms of Active Labour Market Policies

Servet Gün

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(Page : 1295

-1320)

Evaluation in the Context of Occupational Health and Safety of the Farmers Who Perform Agricultural Activities in the Thrace Region

Teoman Akpınar
Kemal Özyıldırım

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(Page : 1231

-1270)

A Field Research for Problems of Occupational Safety Experts

Volkan Arslan
Serdar Ulubeyli

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(Page : 1321

-1340)

The Relationship between Burnout and Organizational Socialization -Seniority 0- 2 years of Official Employees Samples-

Cemile Çetin
Pınar Kurban

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(Page : 1271

-1294)

Job Networks in İzmir: Why are Migrants Different?

Alper Duman
İdil Göksel

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(Page : 1341

-1358)

Two Rival Strategies for Union Revitalisation: Partnership Versus Organising

Sadık Kılıç

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(Page : 1203

-1230)

Minimum Wage Analysis in The Context of Political Economy in Turkey After 1980

Abdilcelil Koç

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(Page : 1387

-1408)

The Resistance Strategies of Working Class Within the Limitations of the Labor Movement in Turkey: A Case Study of Textile Workers in Denizli

Hande Şahin

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(Page : 1359

-1386)

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