Name: The Change in the Social Contract Between the Employer and Employee: It is not Business, but Personal (en Inglés)
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Author: Monica Lapkoff
ISBN: 9783639010398

portada The Change in the Social Contract Between the Employer and Employee: It is not Business, but Personal (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Vdm Verlag

Autor

Monica Lapkoff

Año

2008

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

156

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN

3639010396

ISBN13

9783639010398

Categorías

Esquemas y prácticas de trabajo

The Change in the Social Contract Between the Employer and Employee: It is not Business, but Personal (en Inglés)

Monica Lapkoff (Autor) · Vdm Verlag · Tapa Blanda

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Over the past decade, Americans have been impacted by significant changes in the workplace. The research problem addressed in this book was whether there was a resulting change in the social contract and a lessoning of commitment by employers to employees during this period. Significant changes in the social contract may have a critical impact on employees, financial security and important health benefits.The results in this book showed that compared to 1994, in 2004 more employees worked part time than full time, and uncertainty about the amount of available work hours increased dramatically, leading to a growing lack of financial security. Outsourcing continued to rise substantially, increasing by almost six fold from 2000-2004 and there had been a further loss of health benefits for many employees. Key recommendations in this book demonstrated the importance of creating different forms of healthcare to meet the current needs of employees, and devising different ways of structuring work that fosters stable and longer term employment for employees. This would ensure that the health and personal lives of American workers would not continue on the pathway of a downward spiral.