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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Workers Well-being"”.
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The Impact of the Gig Economy on the Well-being of Independent Contractors. A Case Study of Uber, Bolt and Gokada
… is a rising global phenomenon in which gig workers provide “alternative work arrangements” for short-term contracts; also known as gigs, primarily agreed upon via digital platforms for various services such as food delivery or transportation. Work in the gig economy is typically on-demand, …
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Capturing the psychological well-being of Chinese workers and understanding its relationship with factory performance.
Capturing the psychological well-being of Chinese workers and understanding its relationship with factory performance Media reports of workers losing their lives in factory disasters indicate the failure of audit-based regimes to protect even physical well-being in global supply chains, while …
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Scope and limitations of a capability-based measure of Job Quality in Central America
… the ‘informal sector size’ or the proportion of workers in ‘informal employment’ give little attention to the intrinsic features of jobs that affect workers’ well-being, thus misleading policy efforts. Validation of alternative and comparable human-centred measures of job quality (JQ) is needed. …
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Essays in Applied Labor and Health Economics
… the conditions and organization of work affect workers’ well-being and behavior, drawing on evidence from administrative and survey data within the Italian context. It focuses on two main dimensions of job quality: physical security and workers’ perceptions of the meaning of work. The first …
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A Court of Public Opinion: American Sex Work in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era
Late nineteenth-century sex workers in the United States left behind few written records. In contrast, men and women not involved in the sex work trade made their opinions well known. To peacefully exist in the public sphere of society, Gilded Age women relied on being perceived as good, moral, and …