Atypical workforce: raising the status of part‐time employment‐Canada
Industrial Relations JournalPublished 1 March 1991
Olive Robinson
Citations6
SJR quartileQ2
SJR score0.92
SNIP1.03
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Part‐time employment is a theme of major significance in political and corporate debate in the European Community. This article extends the debate to the Canadian experience and concludes that even with government intervention there has been no significant improvement in the status of part‐time workers over the last decade.
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