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181.	Union presence and financial education in the workplace
182.	Association Between Availability of an On-Site Workplace Wellness Program, Physical Activity, and Nutrition
183.	Displaced women professionals: An exploration of perceived learning processes during workplace transition
184.	A multilevel perspective on the underrepresentation of women in the male dominated sport workplace: The case of men's college basketball
185.	University ESL teachers' socialization in school workplace toward teaching culturally diverse students
186.	Exploring strategies for obtaining a workable balance between organizational support for formal training and self-directed learning via personal learning networks at a midsized university
187.	Perceived Effectiveness of and Willingness to Support Disability Management Strategies in the Workplace
188.	Massachusetts Tech Prep: Development of programs and outcomes for 1998 graduates
189.	Designing to promote physical health for the obese in commercial interiors
190.	Holistic Health Factors in the Workplace Biophilia, Ergonomics and Exercise
191.	A correlational analysis: Perceptions of workplace bullying and psychological empowerment among IT professionals
192.	A formative evaluation of the Eat Smart! Workplace Cafeteria Program at St. Peter's Hospital (Ontario)
193.	Perceptions of Taiwan practitioners on expertise level and importance of workplace learning and performance (WLP) competencies (China)
194.	Implementing project management competencies in the workplace
195.	Workplace literacy: The development of federal educational policy, 1985--1995
196.	The geography of residential and employment inequality: Workplace and home place in urban space
197.	Work and aging: A study of older social workers' perceptions of ageism in the social work workplace
198.	Discovering expert instructional designers' heuristics for creating scenario-based workplace instruction
199.	A study of CEO perceptions of the competencies of workplace learning and performance professionals
200.	Employability skills in the undergraduate business curriculum and job market preparedness: Perceptions of faculty and final-year students in five tertiary institutions
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