Precarious Work, Women, and the New Economy : The Challenge to Legal Norms

Abstract

Part One Introduction 1 Precarious Work, Women, and The New Economy: The Challenge to Legal Norms Judy Fudge and Rosemary Owens Part Two Supranational Norms and Discourses about Precarious Work 2 Rights, Risk, and Reward: Governance Norms in the International Order and the Problem of Precarious Work Kerry Rittich 3 Gender, Precarious Work, and the International Labour Code: The Ghost in the ILO Closet Leah Vosko 4 Promoting Precariousness? The Response of EU Employment Policies to Precarious Work Diamond Ashiagbor Part Three Working Time and Precarious Work 5 Time to Dream? Flexibility, Families, and the Regulation of Working Time Joanne Conaghan 6 The Need for a Reduced Workweek in the United States Vicki Schultz and Allison Hoffman 7 Gender and the Legal Regulation of Employment Breaks Claire Kilpatrick Part Four A Matter of Status? Protecting Precarious Workers 8 Precarious Norms for Precarious Workers Sandra Fredman 9 Self-Employment, Women, and Precarious Work: The Scope of Labour Protection Judy Fudge 10 The Regulation of Paid Care Work in the Home in Quebec: From the Hearth to the Global Marketplace Stephanie Bernstein Part Five Old Laws/New Workers 11 The New Face of Employment Discrimination Katherine Stone 12 On the Gendered Norm of Standard Employment in a Changing Labour Market Jenny Julen Votinius 13The Legal Production of Precarious Work Rosemary Hunter Part Six The Challenge of Flexibility 14 Flexibility and Security, Working Time, and Work-Family Policies Susanne Burri 15 Engendering Flexibility in a World of Precarious Work Rosemary Owens

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