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Book title: Permanent Disability at Private, Self-Insured Firms: A Study of Earnings Loss, Replacement, and Return to Work for Workers' Compensation Claimants.
Contributors: Robert T. Reville - Editor, Suzanne Polich - Editor, Seth Seabury - Editor, Elizabeth Giddens - Editor.
Publisher: Rand.
Place of publication: Santa Monica, CA.
Publication year: 2001.
Page number: iii.
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