CONTINGENT WORKERS’ EXPECTATIONS FOR A COLLECTIVE VOICE: BETWEEN INDIVIDUALISM AND THE NEED FOR REPRESENTATION

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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10498/34618

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Pérez de Guzmán Padrón, SofíaAutoridad UCA
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2022
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Economía General
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Pérez de Guzmán, S (2022) CONTINGENT WORKERS’ EXPECTATIONS FOR A COLLECTIVE VOICE: BETWEEN INDIVIDUALISM AND THE NEED FOR REPRESENTATION. In: S. Pérez de Guzmán, M. Iglesias e I. Pais, Contingent Workers' Voice in Southern Europe: Collective Experiences of Protection and Representation. Edward Elgar Publishing pp. 37-53
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This chapter aims to contribute to the debate about potentialities and barriers for collective representation of contingent workers by examining the perspective of the workers themselves. Based on qualitative research carried out in Italy and Spain, it draws a picture of the ways in which their identities, needs and interests are subjectively framed and how this framing shapes their attitudes towards collective representation.
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