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Report on librarian wage structure in the USA - based on a 1982 mail survey of 1400 librarys, discusses job evaluation and wage determination principles, wages and fringe benefits in academic and public libraries, and includes the questionnaire. Annotated bibliography pp. 79 to 83, bibliography pp. 89 to 92 and statistical tables
- Author
- Mary Jo Lynch, project director, Margaret Myers, Jeniece Guy
- Publisher
- American Library Association; Office for Research and Office for Library Personnel Resources, American Library Association
- Published
- 1982
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780838932759
- Subjects
- Economics, Reference, Political Science
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