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| #1 [more] | Arat-Koc, Sedef. In the Privacy of Our Own Home: Foreign Domestic Workers as the Solution to the Crisis in the Domestic Sphere in Canada. |
| #2 [more] | Bamford, Claire, Angela Dale. Temporary Workers: Cause For Concern or Complacency? |
| #3 [more] | Bardasi, E., Janet C. Gornick. Working For Less? Women's Part-Time Wage Penalties Across Countries. |
| #4 [more] | Beechey, Veronica, Tessa Perkins. A Matter of Hours: Women, Part-Time Work and the Labour Market. |
| #5 [more] | Belzer, R. M., E. van der Putte, J. Visser, T. Wilthagen. The Netherlands: From Atypicality to Typicality'. |
| #6 [more] | Blossfeld, Hans-Peter, Sandra Buchholz, Dirk Hofacker. Globalization, Uncertainty and Late Careers in Society. |
| #7 [more] | Breen, R. Explaining Cross-National Variation in Youth Unemployment: Market and Institutional Factors. |
| #8 [more] | Buchholz, Sandra, Dirk Hofacker. Late Careers and Career Exits in Times of Accelerating Social Change: Globalization and Its Impact on Late-Midlife Workers. |
| #9 [more] | Chun, Jennifer Jihye. Legal Liminality: The Gender and Labour Politics of Organising South Korea's Irregular Workforce. |
| #10 [more] | Clement, Wallace. Who Works? Comparing Labor Market Practices. |
| #11 [more] | Cohen, Gary L. Hard at Work: (the Number of Persons Working Fifty or More Hours Per Week Has Risen Dramatically Over the Last Fifteen Years). |
| #12 [more] | Connolly, Sara, Mary Gregory. Moving Down: Women's Part-Time Work and Occupational Change in Britain 1991-2001. |
| #13 [more] | Coyte, Peter C., Audrey Laporte, Meredith B. Lilly. Do They Care Too Much to Work? The Influence of Caregiving Intensity on the Labour Force Participation of Unpaid Caregivers in Canada. |
| #14 [more] | Cranford, Cynthia J., Leah F. Vosko. Conceptualizing Precarious Employment: Mapping Wage Work Across Social Location and Occupational Context. |
| #15 [more] | Dekker, Ronald, Lutz C. Kaizer. Atypical or Flexible? How to Define Non-Standard Employment Patterns - the Cases of Germany, The Netherlands and the United Kingdom. |
| #16 [more] | Dion, Marcelle, Steve Welsh. Participation of Women in the Labour Force: A Comparison of Farm Women and All Women in Canada. |
| #17 [more] | Ederveen, S., R. Nahuis, A. Parikh. Labour Mobility and Regional Disparities: The Role of Female Labour Participation. |
| #18 [more] | Ewer, Peter, Meg Smith. Choice and Coercion: Women's Experience of Casual Employment. |
| #19 [more] | Gundert, Stefanie, Frances McGinnity, Antje Mertens. A Bad Start? Fixed-Term Contracts and the Transition From Education to Work in West Germany. |
| #20 [more] | Hagen, Elizabeth, Jane Jenson, Ceallaigh Reddy. Feminization of the Labor Force: Paradoxes and Promises. |