… examples of ‘bad’ studies, but rather to highlight general assumptions that underlie much
of the literature in the field but which bear little relationship to the reality of the labour market. …

… The reason lies at the heart of the distinction between labour market- and life course-related …
labour market risks are conditioned on the structure of the labour market and the economic …

… have been neoliberalised reveals a great deal about the complex, contradictory and
contested realities of ‘marketisation’, since contingent work is one of the most intensively …

… As Minister of Labour, I would like to express our gratitude to the ILO Labour Market Policies
Branch for arranging … In all labour markets, the reality is that there is a mix of legislative and …

… In brief, quite the contrary of a flexible labour market and the recommen… labour demands
contracts during economic crises (cf. Figure 2.7) ran counter to what could be seen in reality. …

… This typically involves embracing the labour market and the challenges and realities which
it constitutes. As we can see, these students tend to take a more active approach in trying to …

… economic system remain partial without fuller examination of developments in the labour
market… Questions are raised as to whether these interventions are necessarily effective in reality…

… the reality of significant barriers to upward mobility for the less skilled in the labour market
and … deficiencies as prime or sole causes of economic deprivation. In colonial and neo-colonial …

… economic realities. At the same time, these reforms provided extra social support to the
unemployed and facilitated faster labour market … , the implemented labour market reforms also …

… add to job pressure in urban labour markets. These suggest the … labour market, and changes
to basic labour institutions will be required. In particular, the transition to a market economy …