Tag #Precarious Employment

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Soaring Short-Term Contracts in Spain Exacerbate Young Workers' Financial Instability

In July 2023, Spain experienced an eightfold increase in fixed-discontinuous contracts compared to July 2019, reaching 220,228, forcing many young people to work multiple short-term jobs to cover expenses and support their families amid rising living costs and housing crisis.

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4,000 Italian Researchers Protest Precarious Employment at CNR

In Bologna, Italy, approximately 4,000 precari (temporary workers) at the National Research Council (CNR) are protesting for permanent positions, highlighting precarious employment despite high qualifications and contributions; insufficient funding and the Bernini bill threaten to worsen the situati...

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French Study Highlights Harsh Realities of Temporary Work

French sociologists Elena Mascova and Arnaud Mias's book, "La Condition Intérimaire," reveals the harsh working conditions and social exclusion faced by temporary workers in France, challenging previous research that emphasized the diversity of individual experiences.

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Turin May Day Parade Highlights Surge in Workplace Deaths

On May 1st, approximately 20,000 people marched in Turin, Italy, to protest workplace safety issues, citing a sharp increase in workplace deaths (from 7 to 13 in the first two months of 2025) and injuries, alongside concerns about low wages and precarious employment.

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Spain's Substitute Judge Crisis: Instability, Inequality, and EU Scrutiny

In Spain, 913 substitute judges, mostly women, face unstable employment and inadequate benefits, highlighting systemic issues within the judicial system and raising EU compliance concerns.

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44% Bias Score

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