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by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2008
OECD Publishing
...The proportion of non-regular workers has risen to one-third of total employment. While non-regular...

2
by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2012
OECD Publishing
... are due in part to labour market dualism. Dualism creates serious equity concerns, as non-regular workers...

3
by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2011
OECD Publishing
.... Reforms are needed in light of the upward trend in non-regular employment to break down labour market...

4
by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2005
OECD Publishing
... greater labour force participation. Although the rising proportion of non-regular workers lowers labour...

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by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2013
OECD Publishing
... and the overemphasis on tertiary education. Labour market dualism creates serious equity concerns, as non-regular...

6
by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2007
OECD Publishing
..., with an increasing proportion of non-regular workers who are paid significantly less than regular workers, as well...

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by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2022
OECD Publishing
... regular and non-regular workers) and the product market (between small and large firms) encourages young...

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by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2009
OECD Publishing
... of population ageing. Priorities are to reverse the rising share of non-regular workers, which has negative...

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by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2016
OECD Publishing
...-regular workers would in turn promote greater labour participation. Increasing the take-up of maternity...

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by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2014
OECD Publishing
... market roots of inequality by breaking down dualism to reduce the share of non-regular workers...

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by Jones, Randall S.
Published 2014
OECD Publishing
..., focusing on improved compliance among non-regular and self-employed workers, lengthening average...