The Extent of Economic Vulnerability in the Canadian Labour Market and Federal Jurisdiction: Is There a Role for Labour Standards?
This paper characterizes vulnerable workers in Canada and the federal jurisdiction, based upon characteristics such as employment status, demographic characteristics, and job characteristics, and identifies areas in which labour standards may have a role. Based on this analysis, the paper evaluates...
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| description | This paper characterizes vulnerable workers in Canada and the federal jurisdiction, based upon characteristics such as employment status, demographic characteristics, and job characteristics, and identifies areas in which labour standards may have a role. Based on this analysis, the paper evaluates the potential for labour standards to address economic vulnerability, focusing on labour standards policies aimed at wages and benefits, hours, and employment arrangements. In addition, the analysis considers the extent to which labour standards are likely to reach vulnerable workers. The results suggest several potential roles for labour standards and highlights policy implications. |
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| subjects | Approximation Canada Economic benefits Economic instability Economic security Economics Employees Employment Employment Level Employment Patterns Employment policy Employment security Evaluation Federal jurisdiction Foreign Countries Fringe Benefits Human Geography Jurisdiction Labor Labor law Labor Market Labor markets Labor Standards Labour market Low income Low income groups Microeconomics Minimum wage Poverty Public Health Quality of Life Research Self employment Social indicators Social policy Social research Social Sciences Sociology Sociology of work Sociology of work and sociology of organizations Statistical analysis Studies Wages Wages & salaries Welfare economics Work organization. Working relations Work standards Workers Working Hours Workplaces |
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