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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Illustrations -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Work in the Context of Social Services -- Chapter 2: Data From a State DHS -- Chapter 3: Variation Across Four Job Groups -- Chapter 4: Testing Models of Satisfaction and Commitment -- Chapter 5: Toward a New Model of Satisfaction -- Appendices -- Appendix A: The DHS Questionnaire -- Appendix B: Zero Order Correlations of Relevant Variables -- References -- Index.

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Something strange is going on in New Zealand's hospitality industry. While the sector is booming (with tourism bringing in 34.7 billion dollars in 2016 and driving record growth in hospitality jobs and hotel building), New Zealanders seem to remain unconvinced about the legitimacy of hospitality as industry and as a career choice. At a time when there are thousands of new jobs being created in hospitality, why does it remain a 'dummy subject' in schools? Why do so many parents 'get the hint' and hope their kids do anything other than hospitality work? In the 1950s the New Zealand tourism sector was known as the 'Cinderella of industries', underfunded, of 'doubtful value' and home to poor quality jobs. This paper argues that the New Zealand hospitality is the modern Cinderella industry and is burdened by three historical legacies, which are affecting our ability to maximize the current opportunities in hospitality, and threaten a sustainable future for the sector: distrust, disdain and the legacy of neo-liberal reform.

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Part I. The Armistice and the peace -- Introduction -- The British occupied area of the Rhineland during the Armistice: December 1918-January 1920 -- The reluctant assumption of continental commitments, 1919 -- Part II. Enforcing the Treaty, 1920-1922 -- The plebiscites, 1920-22 -- Danzig: the gibraltar of the north? -- The British element in the inter-allied military control commissions -- Britain and the Rhineland, 1920-1922 -- Part III. The Ruhr crisis, 1923-1924: the turning point -- The French occupation of the Ruhr and German "passive resistance": January-September 1923 -- France's hollow victory -- The impact of the Ruhr crisis on the Inter-Allied Control Commission, 1923-1924 -- Part IV. After the Ruhr crisis, 1924-1930 -- The consequences of the Dawes Plan and the Locarno Treaties for the occupation and the IAMCC, 1924-1927 -- The British in the Wiesbaden Bridgehead, 1926-1930