Will the gig economy prevail?
By: Crouch, Colin [author]
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Summary: "In this book, Colin Crouch takes a step back and questions the logic of the 'gig economy'. He shows how the idea of an employee - a stable status that involves a bundle of rights - has, despite many changes and threats, shown a curious persistence. It is for this individual that Crouch proposes an agenda for a realistic future of secure work"--
The rise of precarious work -- Ambiguities of the employment contract -- The rise, fall and persistence of standard employment -- The changing shape of precariousness -- A new approach to employment security.
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331.2 WEE 2011 The problem with work : | 331.209 TER 2004 Working | 331.25 KAL 2018 Precarious lives : | 331.257 CRO 2019 Will the gig economy prevail? | 331.257 GEI 2018 Seasonal associate | 331.257 GEI 2018 Seasonal associate | 331.257 HYM 2018 Temp : |
The rise of precarious work -- Ambiguities of the employment contract -- The rise, fall and persistence of standard employment -- The changing shape of precariousness -- A new approach to employment security.
"In this book, Colin Crouch takes a step back and questions the logic of the 'gig economy'. He shows how the idea of an employee - a stable status that involves a bundle of rights - has, despite many changes and threats, shown a curious persistence. It is for this individual that Crouch proposes an agenda for a realistic future of secure work"--
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