Wirkungen der Mindestlohnregelungen in der Gebäudereinigung
[Effects of minimum wages in the commercial cleaning sector]
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DOI: 10.1007/s12651-012-0111-0
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Mindestlohn; Gebäudereiniger-Handwerk; Gebäudereinigung; Beschäftigung; Arbeitnehmerschutz; Wettbewerb;All these keywords.
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