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Original Article

Labour Relations Trends In Employee Evaluations: Country To Country Comparison

Alena Fedorova
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Zuzana Dvorakova
,
Ilze Kacane
,
Himatullah Khan
,
Maria Menshikova
,
Celina Solek-Borowska

Keywords: Labour relations, social pollution, employers, employees, socio-economic conditions, precariat

Article no: 12

Pages 133-144

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.02.12

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Original Article

Toxic Labour Relations: A Narrative Case Study

Alena Fedorova
,
Zuzana Dvorakova
,
Ilze Kacane
,
Himatullah Khan
,
Maria Menshikova
,
Celina Solek-Borowska

Keywords: Social pollution, toxic labour relations, employees’ well-being, narrative analysis.

Article no: 6

Pages 59-72

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.03.02.6

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Original Article

Prediction Of Pm10 Concentrations Using Logistic Regression Analysis: Case Study In Jerantut

Ahmad Shukri Yahaya
,
Abdul Hamid Hazrul
,
Mohamad Hazlami Abdul Hamid

Keywords: Air pollution, Particulate matter, prediction model.

Article no: 92

Pages 794-802

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.03.92

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Original Article

The Impact of Social Well-being on Sustainability Practice among Malaysian Manufacturing Firms

Mohamad Ghozali Hassan
,
Norani Nordin
,
Hasbullah Ashari

Keywords: Social; sustainability; manufacturing; pollution; environmental

Article no: 121

Pages 863-870

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.08.121

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Original Article

Economy Development Of European North And Its Influence On Environment

Anna Kurilo
,
Marina Moroshkina
,
Pavel Druzhinin*

Keywords: Gross regional product, investment, structural changes, environmental pollution, industry, agriculture.

Article no: 42

Pages 300-309

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.42

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Original Article

Conceptualizing Perceived Infollution Processing and Management and Its Consequence on Employee Well-Being

Siti Hasnah Hassan
,
Noor Mohamed
,
Noor Hazlina Ahmad
,
Hasliza Abdul Halim
,
T. Ramayah

Keywords: Infollution, Information pollution, Information quality, Information overload, Employee well-being

Article no: 50

Pages 502-511

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.08.50

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