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The Precariat and the Pandemic: Assessing the Well-Being of Metro Orlando's Hospitality Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic. [PDF]
Austin C, Donley A.
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The word “precariat” is derived from the Latin “precarium” (unreliable, unstable). Creative professions have always been insecure, and in the era of the precariat they finally lose all social guarantees.
Konstantin Lidin
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The Māori precariat: A silhouette
Recent financial crises and a host of punitive labour and welfare reforms have intensified socio-economic divisions across advanced nations. In Aotearoa New Zealand, the indigenous Maori peoples are subject to systemic labour market disadvantages, and ...
Stubbs, Thomas +4 more
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The article examines the phenomenon of cognitive dissonance among young people employed in the digital economy, amid the growth of precarious employment in Russia.
Oksana V. Leshkova, Maria V. Shimolina
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Precariat: a new phenomenon in society’s structure
В статье анализируются условия появления нового социального класса – прекариата, дается объяснение причин его возникновения, его структура и основные характеристики.
Тощенко, Ж. Т. +1 more
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Breaking employment barriers: Entrepreneurial and digital learning and access amongst precariat and aging ...
Dhara Shah (2176624) +1 more
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The lives of others: Class divisions, network segregation, and attachment to society in Chile. [PDF]
Otero G +3 more
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Precariat Contemporary Face of Labour Relations [PDF]
Precariat refers to a situation where people are forced to make a living out of work which is low- quality, insecure, temporary, low-paid, with little or no promise of promotion, without social insurance, and often off-the-books. The concept of precariat
Polkowska, Dominika
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Middle Class Evolving To Precariat: Labour Conditions for the 21st Century
Middle Class has become a confusing term. Low, medium and high middle classes are attempts to reorganize meaning. The appearance of new middle classes in emergent countries adds new difficulties to make sense of the concept.
Andoni Alonso +2 more
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