Global Labour Flexibility: Seeking Distributive Justice

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Labor Law and Work Dynamics International Labor and Employment Law

Abstract

Preface PART I: CONCEPTUALISING GLOBAL LABOUR Of Work, Labour and Employment Status, Control and Contract PART II: THE SIRENS OF FLEXIBILITY The Pursuit of Flexibility Forms of Flexibility PART III: THE ROCKS OF INSECURITY Labour Market Insecurity Insecurity in Employment Differentiating Income Security Social Protection, Fragmentation and Detachment PART IV: LABOURIST OPTIONS Minimum Wages, Subsidies and Tax Credits The Road to Workfare PART V: SHADOW OF THE FUTURE A Redistributive Agenda Appendix: Concepts of Control and Modes of Resistance Index

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