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IAPE

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IAPEIndependent Association of Publishers Employees
IAPEInternational Association for Property and Evidence
IAPEIsraeli Association for Program Evaluation
IAPEInformation Age Park Ennis (Ireland)
IAPEInstitut für angewandte Pleomorphismologie und Endocytobiologie (Germany)
IAPEInstitute for Applied and Professional Ethics (Ohio University)
IAPEIndian Association for Preschool Education
IAPEIndustrial Applications of Power Electronics
IAPEInstituto Angolano de Participações do Estado
IAPEInternational Action Plan for Earth
IAPEInter-American Policy Exchange (Manhattan Institute)
IAPEInternational Academy for Private Education (Newport News, VA)
IAPEInstituto Apoio Programas Estágio (Brasil)
IAPEIstituto di Antropologia Personalistica Esistenziale


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The collective bargaining agreement with IAPE covers approximately 1,600 employees in news, advertising sales, technology, circulation and administrative areas.
The collective bargaining agreement with IAPE covers approximately 1,600 employees in news, advertising sales, information technology, production and administrative areas.
 
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