The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1990 - Law |
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... important device for the protection of human rights in New Zealand . At the time I thought that this was important news . I waited in vain for the thunderclap . It never came . As I have indicated , the attitude of successive ...
... important device for the protection of human rights in New Zealand . At the time I thought that this was important news . I waited in vain for the thunderclap . It never came . As I have indicated , the attitude of successive ...
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... important ) to " 5 " ( no importance ) their response to the following three questions : ( a ) How important in your employment decision are the academic grades of the applicant ? ( b ) How important in your employment decision are the ...
... important ) to " 5 " ( no importance ) their response to the following three questions : ( a ) How important in your employment decision are the academic grades of the applicant ? ( b ) How important in your employment decision are the ...
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... importance in the employment decision . The comments revealed that firms ( almost uniformly ) seek positive , motivated , well - balanced individuals who will relate well to both staff and clients . One Wellington firm's list of important ...
... importance in the employment decision . The comments revealed that firms ( almost uniformly ) seek positive , motivated , well - balanced individuals who will relate well to both staff and clients . One Wellington firm's list of important ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
Copyright | |
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