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Workforce casualisation is the
process in
which employment shifts from a
preponderance of full-time and
permanent positions to
casual and
contract positions...
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doing growing damage to jobs,
growth and the UK
economic recovery.
Casualisation and the use of
contract labour is a
growing issue in the
aviation industry...
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University Partnerships. UCU
campaigns heavily to
reduce academic casualisation,
including the use of
temporary contracts to
employ tutors, lecturers...
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University of
Nottingham Students'
Union (often
abbreviated as
UoNSU ( /ˈjɒnsuː/)) is the students'
union at the
University of Nottingham, England...
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would be
offered in-house contracts.
Since 2014/15,
levels of
academic casualisation have
increased at the LSE, with the
number of
academics on fixed-term...
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unconditional income Victimology –
Study of
victimization Workforce casualisation –
Shift from
stable to
often contractual labor relations F. Lunning...
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industrial action on a
scale not
before seen. Pay equality, workload,
casualisation, and pay
levels (dubbed the "Four Fights") were
added to the dispute...
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Fordist to a post-Fordist
organisation of the
economy – the move
towards casualisation, just-in-time production,
globalization – has
eroded the
power base...
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recurring month-long
casual contracts despite being a
critic of
casualisation of the work force.
Wells went into the May 2022
federal election on...
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unacceptable levels of unemployment, underemployment,
workforce casualisation, the
deterioration of
workers rights,
worker exploitation, the emergence...
