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Dependent Self-Employment - Theory, Practice and Policy (Hardcover)
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Dependent Self-Employment - Theory, Practice and Policy (Hardcover)
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Dependent self-employment is widely perceived as a rapidly growing
form of precarious work conducted by marginalised lower-skilled
workers subcontracted by large corporations. Unpacking a
comprehensive survey of 35 European countries, Colin C. Williams
and Ioana Alexandra Horodnic map the lived realities of the
distribution and characteristics of dependent self-employment to
challenge this broad and erroneous perception. Featuring rigorous
empirical research, Dependent Self-Employment moves beyond the
reliance on anecdotal evidence to fill in gaping lacunae in our
understanding of employment. Reporting on the European Working
Conditions Survey of 2015, this impressive book provides a crucial
contribution to our understanding of dependent self-employment in
the 21st century, challenging not only academic perceptions, but
also depictions of work in the media and political discourse. The
authors expertly navigate the 'grey zone' of defining dependent
self-employment, embracing the spectrum of employment relationships
and outlining the limits to the rights and authority of the
dependently self-employed. Bold and comprehensive, this timely book
offers critical insight for researchers at all levels exploring the
nature and distribution of employment in Europe. Given the current
public debates on the platform economy, this book will also prove
useful for practitioners and policy-makers in labour inspectorates,
tax administrations and social security institutions worldwide.
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