Temp
The Real Story of What Happened to Your Salary, Benefits, and Job Security
by:
Louis Hyman
in:
Economics
Summary:
The book examines the historical and economic forces that led to the rise of temporary and gig work, undermining traditional employment stability. It explores how changes in corporate practices, labor laws, and technology have transformed the nature of work, impacting workers' wages, benefits, and job security.
Key points:
1. Post-WWII Shift to Temp Work: Hyman notes a shift from stable jobs to temporary work, leading to less job security and benefits due to corporate focus on flexibility and cost-cutting.
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