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Work futures in the Third Sector: challenges and opportunities Katie Bruce, Susan Halford, Pauline Leonard, and Rebecca Taylor

Factors shaping the sector and its workforce The third sector Policy objectives Social, economic and cultural change Long term trends The statutory sector The private sector

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