Meeting the challenge of precarious work a workers' agenda (International Labour Office, 2012)
Precarious work and access to collective bargaining: What are the legal obstacles?Precarious work: An international problem
Foreword; Editorial: ILO standards and precarious work: Strengths, weaknesses and potential; Establishing rights in the disposable jobs regime; Implications for union work of the trend towards precarization of work; Trade union responses to precarious work in seven European countries; Negotiating parity for precarious workers; Strengthening the collective bargaining rights of precarious workers under US labour and employment law; Precarious work and the exercise of freedom of association and collective bargaining: Current ILO jurisprudence
This issue of the International Journal of Labour Research examines the trends and the reasons that lie behind this expansion, as well as their effects on workers and various segments of the labour force such as youth and women and inequality. It also considers the consequences of this development on workers' capacity to organize, and what strategies trade unions can envisage to reverse this trend