Temporary Employment in Canada: Profiles, Patterns and Policy Considerations
(by Grant Schellenberg and Christopher Clark, 1996, 47 pp., #507, $15.00)
A well-received report that explores the growing
phenomenon of temporary employment within the
context of today's social, economic and political
realities. The authors also examine temporary
employment within the broader framework of
globalization, labour market flexibility, and the changes
in the nature of part-time work and self-employment.
Attention is also given to the policy implications of
temporary employment such as changes to the
Canadian labour code and employment insurance,
employer-sponsored benefits, and training and
development.
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