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331 Labour economics

331.1 Economics of labour
- 331.12 Labour market
- 331.13 Discrimination on the labour market, unemployment
- 331.137 Unemployment
331.2 Compensation and other conditions of employment
331.3 Workers by age group
331.4 Labor of women
331.5 Work at reduced wages
331.6 Race and ethnicity
331.7 Skilled and unskilled labor
331.8 Labour Unions, labour-management bargaining and disputes

344 Labour, social service, education, cultural law

344 Labour, social service, education, cultural law
- 344.01 Labour Law
- 344.012 Working conditions
- 344.0121 Wages
- 344.0131 Child labour
- 344.014 Female work
- 344.018 Trade Union law
- 344.01892 Trade Union law - Strike
344.45 Labour, social service, education, cultural law - Italy
- 344.4501 Labour law - Italy
  - 344.45012 Working conditions
  - 344.450121 Wages
  - 344.45013 Child labour
  - 344.45014 Female work
  - 344.45016 Foreigners labour
  - 344.45018 Trade Union law
  - 344.4501892 Trade Union law - Strikes
- 344.45022 Government-sponsored insurance - Italy

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MT (MicroThesaurus): subset of a thesaurus, usually containing terms from a subject area narrower than the scope of the whole thesaurus;
NT (Narrower Term): used to indicate the relationship of the generic concept to a more specific one, together with an indication of the number of hierarchical steps between the broader term and each narrower term;
RT (Related Term): preferred label for a concept that has an associative relationship with the one in question.

12 Law

MT 1231 international law

international labour law

44 Employment and working conditions

MT 4406 employment

vocational training
employment policy
termination of employment
NT1 dismissal
NT1 retired person
NT1 job cuts
NT1 retirement conditions
employment structure
NT1 youth employment
NT1 female work
NT1 moonlighting
NT1 child labour
NT1 non-standard employment
NT2 temporary employment
NT2 teleworking
NT2 home working
NT2 part-time employment
NT2 casual employment
NT1 self-employment
unemployment

MT 4411 labour market

labour force
NT1 young worker
NT1 family worker
NT1 female worker
NT1 working population
NT1 professional qualifications
NT1 expatriate worker
NT1 older worker
NT1 clandestine worker
NT1 worker (EU)
NT1 frontier worker
NT1 worker with disabilities
NT1 manual worker
NT1 migrant worker
NT1 seasonal worker
NT1 online platform worker
labour market
NT1 labour mobility
NT1 job vacancy
NT1 first job
NT1 job mobility
NT1 employment statistics
NT1 job access
NT1 job application
NT1 employment service
NT1 professional experience
NT1 new type of employment
NT1 labour flexibility
NT1 employer
NT1 labour economics
occupational status
socioprofessional category

MT 4416 organisation of work and working conditions

organisation of work
work
working conditions
NT1 workplace
NT1 working environment
NT1 occupational safety
NT2 occupational health
NT2 occupational disease
NT2 occupational medicine
NT2 occupational accident
NT2 humanisation of work
NT2 occupational psychology
NT3 job satisfaction
NT3 mental stress
NT3 absenteeism
NT1 harassment at work

MT 4421 personnel management and staff remuneration

MT 4426 labour law and labour relations

organisation of professions
NT1 professional society
NT1 corporatism
NT1 professional ethics
NT2 conflict of interest
NT1 professional association
labour relations
NT1 collective agreement
NT1 collective bargaining
NT1 worker participation
NT2 worker information
NT1 workers' representation
NT2 union representative
NT2 works council
NT1 social partners
NT2 trade union
NT1 social dialogue
NT1 labour dispute
NT2 strike
NT2 lockout
labour law
NT1 labour inspectorate
NT1 labour standard
NT1 trade union rights
NT1 professional secret
NT1 social audit
NT1 right to strike
NT1 labour code

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