Sentence examples for Job precariousness from inspiring English sources

This is symptomatic of how little mainstream political parties have to offer to effectively redress basic social problems caused by capitalist globalisation – such as unemployment, job precariousness and the impact of migration in configuring multicultural societies.

As with the growth in job precariousness and casualization — the replacement of permanent positions with part-time or temporary contracts — it's a complex story about the structural defects of modern capitalism and the uneven allocation of power and resources that follow.

These authors describe precariousness (job instability) as resulting in a widespread feeling of insecurity about careers (job insecurity), particularly for those workers with lower levels of employability.

But Mr. Cheng, a onetime master builder, is also sensitive to the precariousness of job searches.

It must be noted that the degree of precariousness differs between job branches: In Austria, for example, jobs in the tourism industry are affected most [42].

At the same time it's also impossible not to be struck by the precariousness of their job security; with so much managed by the network it must surely only be a matter of time before the system evolves enough to remove the human element entirely.

Nonna Mayer, an expert on the far right and professor at Paris's Institute of Political Studies, said: "Those most inclined to vote Le Pen are people just above the threshold of precariousness: they have a job, some skills, may own their house or are paying for it, and are afraid to lose what they worked hard to earn – afraid to fall down the social ladder".

In addition, between 19 and 23percentt of immigrants from these three cohorts were employed in low-skilled jobs, raising clear concerns about the precariousness of their economic situation in Spain.

The outstanding fact about business is the "extreme precariousness of the basis of knowledge" on which investment decisions were made.

But economic recessions also tend to result in compositional changes in job types, intensifying the trend towards greater employment precariousness.

Before it was trendy, an early stage business was a sign of precariousness and vulnerability, not untapped potential.