Social Impact of Precarious Work
25 August 2011
Social Impact of Precarious Work
Societies with a high degree of precarity are running risk of social disintegration. The results could mean a new stage of socialization of the problems by further individualization of the victims. In this context, social insecurity generates deep dissatisfaction with society.
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