Labour Market and Precarious Work
25 August 2011
Labour Market and Precarious Work
The general precarization of employment relations is the major trend of today’s labour markets. “Flexibilisation” and (further) deregulation are the reason for the eradication of protective measures causing insecurity and uncertainty instead of job growth.
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