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#61
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Fevre, Ralph.
Employment Insecurity and Social Theory: The Power of Nightmares.
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Forde, C., G. Slater.
Agency Working in Britain: Character, Consequences and Regulation.
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Freier, Ronny, Viktor Steiner.
Marginal Employment and the Demand For Heterogenous Labour: Empirical Evidence From a Multi-Factor Labour Demand Model For Germany.
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Fudge, Judy.
Precarious Work and Families.
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Fuller, Sylvia.
Investigating Longitudinal Dimensions of Precarious Employment: Conceptual and Practical Issues.
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Furlong, A., P. Kelly.
The Brazilianisation of Youth Transitions in Australia and the UK?
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Gottfried, Heidi.
Japan: The Reproductive Bargain and the Making of Precarious Employment.
#68
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Green, Francis.
Temporary Work and Insecurity in Britain: A Problem Solved?
#69
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Head, Jeremy, Rosemary Lucas.
Employee Relations in the Non-Union Hotel Industry: A Case of 'determined Opportunism'?
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Hewison, K., A. L. Kalleberg.
Precarious work and The Challenge for Asia.
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Hill, S., P. McGovern, D. Smeaton.
Bad Jobs in Britain.
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Hunter, R.
The Legal Production of Precarious Work.
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Hyde, A.
Employment Law After the Death of Employment.
#74
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International Labour Office.
Report of the Director-General: Reducing the Decent Work Deficit - A Global Challenge.
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Jonsson, Inger, Anita Nyberg.
Sweden: Precarious Work and Precarious Unemployment.
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Keller, Bernd, Hartmut Seifert.
Atypical Employment and Flexicurity.
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Kofman, Yelizavetta, Ching K. Lee.
The Politics of Precarity Views Beyond the United States.
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Leeross, D.
Attitudes and Work Motivation of Subgroups of Seasonal Hotel Workers.
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Leighton, Patricia.
Marginal Workers.
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Leighton, P., R. W. Painter.
Who Are Vulnerable Workers?



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