Abstract
Based on the EUROSTAT Labour Force Survey data on employment by occupational group for 11 member states in 1991. Analyses two major forms of atypical employment: part time employment and temporary employment.
- Title
- Atypical employment in the European union
- Creators
- A. de GripJeroen HoevenbergEd Willems
- Contributors
- International Labour Office, (Editor)
- Publication Details
- International labour review, Vol.136(1), pp.49-71
- Publisher
- International Labour Office; Geneva
- Date published
- 1997
- ISSN
- 1564-913X; 0020-7780
- Language
- English
- Asset Type
- journal article
- Record Identifier
- 995274423802676