This book contains the outputs for two Southern European countries, Spain and Italy, of a European-wide investigation, the SWIRL – Slash Workers and Industrial ReLations project, founded by the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion of the European Commission, which also covered Belgium, Bulgaria, France and Germany.1 This research has analysed, from a sociological perspective, the rising trend of contingent work, the needs and obstacles for collective representation that the wide range of workers who fit into this category of employment face and the innovative representation experiences that nevertheless have emerged.
De, G., S. P., I., Pais, I., Introduction: what is at stake regarding the collective representation of contingent workers?, in De Guzmán, S. P. I. M. P. I. (ed.), Contingent Workers’ Voice in Southern Europe: Collective Experiences of Protection and Representation, Edward Elgar, Cheltenham 2023: 1- 18 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/224009]
Introduction: what is at stake regarding the collective representation of contingent workers?
Pais, Ivana
2023
Abstract
This book contains the outputs for two Southern European countries, Spain and Italy, of a European-wide investigation, the SWIRL – Slash Workers and Industrial ReLations project, founded by the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion of the European Commission, which also covered Belgium, Bulgaria, France and Germany.1 This research has analysed, from a sociological perspective, the rising trend of contingent work, the needs and obstacles for collective representation that the wide range of workers who fit into this category of employment face and the innovative representation experiences that nevertheless have emerged.
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