DWP Research Report 657 - Jobcentre Plus Customer Satisfaction Research - Findings from Quantitative and Qualitative Research

DWP Research Report 657 - Jobcentre Plus Customer Satisfaction Research - Findings from Quantitative and Qualitative Research Andrew Thomas

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Author: Andrew Thomas
Date: 01 Jul 2010
Publisher: CDS Ltd
Format: Paperback::162 pages
ISBN10: 1847127754
ISBN13: 9781847127754
Publication City/Country: Leeds, United Kingdom
Imprint: Corporate Document Services
Dimension: 210x 297mm
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