Contingent Employment in Europe and the United States

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Introduction, Ola Bergstrom Beyond Atypicality, Ola Bergstrom contingent employment in the UK, Surhan Can, John Purcell, Stephanie Taillby the regulation and growth of contingent employment in Sweden, Donald Storrie contingent employment in Spain, Manuel Perez Perez contingent employment in Germany, Thomas Peunther flexible employment in the US, Kay Glasgow, Rebecca Ellis, Doug Glasgow contingent employment in the Netherlands, Bas Koene, Ferne Pot, Jaap Paauwe conclusions - contingent employment in Europe and the flexibility security trade-off, Donald Storrie.

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