Working part-time : risks and opportunities

Abstract

Introduction Overview Part-Time Work in the North Atlantic Triangle: The United States, the United Kingdom and Canada by Craig McKie Shaping and Re-Shaping Part-Time Work Part-Timers: Living on Half-Rations by Sar A. Levitan and Elizabeth A. Conway Government and Part-Time Work in Canada by Robert J. Drummond Part-Time Work and the State in Britain, 1941-1987 by Celia J. Briar Part-Time Employment and Industrial Relations in Great Britain in the 1980s by David G. Blanchflower Ambivalence or Apprehension? The Labor Movement and the Part-Time Worker in Canada by Norene Pupo and Ann Duffy Part-Time Work and the Life Cycle Working Youths in the United States by Robert A. Rothman Do Part-Time Jobs Improve the Labor Market Chances of High School Graduates? by Graham S. Lowe and Harvey Krahn Part-Time Work among Young People in Britain by Angela M. Dale Women's Part-Time Work in Britain and the United States by Shirley Dex Part-Time Employment among Canadian Women: A Nexus between Capitalism and Patriarchy by Ann Duffy and Norene Pupo Part-Time Work and the Older Worker in Canada by P. Lynn McDonald and Richard A. Wanner Employment and Marginalism of Older Workers in the United States by Lonnie Golden A Closer Look: Industrial and Occupational Cases Two Faces of Part-Time Work: Good and Bad Part-Time Jobs in U.S. Service Industries by Chris Tilly Part-Time and Occasional Teachers in Ontario's Elementary School System by Isik Uria Zeytinoglu Gender and Career Trajectory: the Case of Part-Time Faculty by Katherina L. P. Lundy and Barbara D. Warme The Crisis in Hospital Nursing and the Retreat to Part-Time Work by Jerry Patrick White What of the Future? Part-Time Work: A Hope and a Peril by Hilda Kahne Work Sharing and Job Sharing: Whose Priorities Prevail? by Vivienne Monty Bibliography Index

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