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Precarious Employment and the Security Premium in Canada’s Federally-Regulated Private Sector

Authors: Vosko, Leah, Noack, Andie, King, Adam, and Hii, Rebecca

Editors: Peters, John and Wells, Don

Details

Type	Book chapter
Author	Vosko, Leah, Noack, Andie, King, Adam, and Hii, Rebecca
Editor	Peters, John and Wells, Don
Publication Year	2019
Book Title	Canadian Labour Policy and Politics
Chapter Title	Precarious Employment and the Security Premium in Canada’s Federally-Regulated Private Sector
Pages	107-121
Publisher	UBC Press
City	Vancouver; Toronto
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Labour Force Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1976 to 2022)