Model for the Identification of Key Elements in the Management of Labor Relations and Conflict: Impact on the Internal Customer of Hotel Organizations and on Sustainable Development Goals 8
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SDG 8; organizational management; conflict management; labor relations; tourism; hotel sector; absenteeism; psychosocial risks;All these keywords.
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