Restructuring the Labour Market: The Implications for Youth

Joan Payne · David Ashton · Malcolm J. Maguire · Mark Spilsbury

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List of Tables - List of Figures - Acknowledgements - Introduction - Conceptualising the Youth Labour Market - The Impact of the Recession - Determinants of the General Demand for Labour at the Level of the Firm - Structuring the Supply of Workers - Determinants of the Type of Labour employed at the Level of the Firm - Changes in Labour Demand during the Recession - The Segmentation of the Youth Labour Market - Local Labour Markets - The Youth Labour Market and Social Policy - Bibliography - Index

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