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Overtime Pay: The Department of Labor Initiative and Congressional Response (2003-2004)
Publication Date: September 2004
Research Area: Labor
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
A Review of Property Tax Assessment Options for Wayne County
Publication Date: February 2009
Research Area: Banking and finance; Government
Publisher(s): Center for Governmental Research Inc. Author(s): Joseph Stefko, Scott Sittig
The Conservative as Environmentalist
Publication Date: December 1991
Research Area: Environment
Publisher(s): Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.) Author(s): John Shanahan
Northern Exposure: The Jewish Federation in Canada
Publication Date: November 1995
Research Area: Culture and religion
Publisher(s): Jewish Communal Service Association of North America Author(s): Steven M. Drysdale
Labor Market Policy in the Great Recession: Some Lessons from Denmark and Germany
Publication Date: May 2011
Research Area: Economics; Labor
Publisher(s): Center for Economic and Policy Research
Pay-for-Performance in Health Care
Publication Date: November 2006
Research Area: Health
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Publishing the First Book: A Conversation with Eric Zinner
Publication Date: October 2004
Research Area: Social conditions
Publisher(s): Association for Jewish Studies Author(s): Sara Horowitz
Summaries: 'Transparency for Growth in the Americas' Conference
Publication Date: May 1999
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s):
Fine Tuning U.S. Relations with Pakistan
Publication Date: September 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.) Author(s): Lisa Curtis
A Shortage of Registered Nurses: Is It on the Horizon or Already Here?
Publication Date: August 2002
Research Area: Health
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service