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| #21 [more] | Mayhew, Claire, Michael Quinlan. Changing Work Relationships in Australia. |
| #22 [more] | Middleton, Jennifer. Contingent Workers in a Changing Economy: Endure, Adapt, Or Organize? |
| #23 [more] | Nardone, Thomas, Anne E. Polivka. On the Definition of 'Contingent Work'. |
| #24 [more] | Peck, J., N. Theodore. The Temporary Staffing Industry: Growth Imperatives and Limits to Contingency. |
| #25 [more] | Peck, J., N. Theodore, K. Ward. Constructing Markets For Temporary Labour: Employment Liberalization and the Internationalization of the Staffing Industry. |
| #26 [more] | Polivka, Anne E. Into Contingent and Alternative Employment: By Choice? |
| #27 [more] | Polivka, Anne E. A Profile of Contingent Workers. |
| #28 [more] | Pollert, Anna. The 'Flexible Firm': Fixation or Fact? |
| #29 [more] | Rittich, Kerry. Feminization and Contingency: Regulating the Stakes For Women. |
| #30 [more] | Standing, Guy. Global Feminization Through Flexible Labor: A Theme Revisited. |
| #31 [more] | author unknown Growth of the Contingent Workforce in Ontario: Structural Trends, Statistical Dimensions and Policy Implications: A Report Prepared For the Ontario Women's Directorate. |