Add to ORKGWe live in the age of flexibility and as far as it concerns employment in the era of flexible forms of employment prevalence. Indeed, it is widely admitted that changes in productive and regulatory patterns are followed by an expansion of informal or flexible forms of employment (Barthelemy et al., 1990; Dedousopoulos, 2002; ILO, 2002; Houseman and Osawa, 2003). Reasonably enough, a series o
The major task of paper is realisation of actual trend analysis in employment policy at european lab...
The aim of this study was twofold. On the one hand, the purpose was to provide a better understandin...
Informal employment relationships and labor market segmentation in transition economies: evidence fr...
Post-Fordist reconstitutions in economy and society are positively related with the expansion of aty...
The general point of this article is that the usual conception of flexibility is very problematic fo...
Abstract "Flexible" employment, such as part-time, temporary, short-term or self- employment increa...
Flexible forms of employment are used more and more in the Greek public sector in the recent years. ...
The first part of this paper briefly examines the merits of neo-classical arguments regarding the ca...
The transformation of the modern world of work towards the information society, knowledge society, ...
Defining flexibility and security European labour market patterns tend to contain the increasing sha...
In recent years there has been a significant growth in flexible or 'non-standard' forms of employmen...
Starting from the importance of atypical forms of employment in the current economic context and in...
The study analyses the trends in the development of flexible forms of work organization in Bulgaria ...
Abstract: The major task of paper is realisation of actual trend analysis in employment policy at eu...
Using data obtained from 80,000 employees, this paper examines the relationship between individual w...
The major task of paper is realisation of actual trend analysis in employment policy at european lab...
The aim of this study was twofold. On the one hand, the purpose was to provide a better understandin...
Informal employment relationships and labor market segmentation in transition economies: evidence fr...
Post-Fordist reconstitutions in economy and society are positively related with the expansion of aty...
The general point of this article is that the usual conception of flexibility is very problematic fo...
Abstract "Flexible" employment, such as part-time, temporary, short-term or self- employment increa...
Flexible forms of employment are used more and more in the Greek public sector in the recent years. ...
The first part of this paper briefly examines the merits of neo-classical arguments regarding the ca...
The transformation of the modern world of work towards the information society, knowledge society, ...
Defining flexibility and security European labour market patterns tend to contain the increasing sha...
In recent years there has been a significant growth in flexible or 'non-standard' forms of employmen...
Starting from the importance of atypical forms of employment in the current economic context and in...
The study analyses the trends in the development of flexible forms of work organization in Bulgaria ...
Abstract: The major task of paper is realisation of actual trend analysis in employment policy at eu...
Using data obtained from 80,000 employees, this paper examines the relationship between individual w...
The major task of paper is realisation of actual trend analysis in employment policy at european lab...
The aim of this study was twofold. On the one hand, the purpose was to provide a better understandin...
Informal employment relationships and labor market segmentation in transition economies: evidence fr...