This research article presents an empirical model that takes economic vulnerability into consideration to measure and address the phenomenon of precarious work precariousness. In order achieve this, three satisfactory indicators were formulated, consisting both individual institutional levels taking account country-specific relationships among variables, depending on conditions. Based choice ho...

This book review examines Precarious Democracy: Ethnographies of Hope, Despair, and Resistance in Brazil (2021), edited by Benjamin Junge, Sean T. Mitchell, Alvaro Jarrín, Lucia Cantero. The volume contains ethnographies addressing the Brazilian social landscape after Workers Party administrations. These chapters discuss mechanisms Bolsonarismo contradictory ways through which people show suppo...

Precarious work, or employment that is associated with temporary contracts, low earnings and limited no employee representation, on the rise. From an operations perspective, these practices should enable flexibility reduce costs. However, from perspective of most other social sciences, precarious work harms workers harm firm performance. The objective this research to provide a comprehensive an...

Risks of youth poverty in relation to employment have largely been overlooked both internationally and locally, especially amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Moving beyond concepts income, economic factors in-work as applied general population, we examine multi-scalar risk confronting highly educated working (aged eighteen twenty-nine) Hong Kong by assessing intersection precarious poverty, which is c...