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• 26 May 15
  

  Michael Weller

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• 08 Dec 13
  

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  • European countries, where it refers to the widespread condition of temporary, flexible, contingent, casual, intermittent work in postindustrial societies, brought about by the neoliberal labor market reforms that have strengthened the right to manage and the bargaining power of employers since the late 1970s.
• 09 Jul 12
  

  Joshua Yeidel

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• 09 Apr 10
  

  Dante-Gabryell Monson

  The word precarity literally meant "precariousness", but is now used to mean existence without predictability or security, affecting material or psychological welfare. It has been specifically applied to intermittent employment, sometimes plus a precariou

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• 18 May 08
  

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• 13 Apr 07
  

  barrysaunders

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• 15 Feb 07
  

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• 14 Apr 06
  

  spinster

  "Precarity is a term used to refer to either intermittent work (...) a condition of existence without predictability or security, affecting material or psychological welfare." Very interesting, and very real.

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• 03 Sep 05
  

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• 15 Feb 05
  

  Gideon Rosenblatt

  Precarity is a condition of existence without predictability or security, generally with regards to an individuals material or psychological welfare. Precarity increases in late-capitalism as nations shift from manufactory to service and information based

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