Transforming employment relationships: Implications for human resource management
Human Resource Management ReviewPublished 1 March 1996
Raymond L. Hogler
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Abstract
In the present work environment, traditional jobs are giving way to flexible, temporary and task-based contractual relationships. Economic conditions explain some of the shift away from customary patterns of employment. Other important factors arise from changes in labor market institutions. A historical and theoretical context provides insights into trends in employment and their potential consequences for managers.
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