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"flexibilization" of labor and capital markets, and persistent intimidation if not outright extermination of unions, "trade unionism is disappearing."
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The main problem with the CPE is that the lower-class youth experience the flexibilization of work as a bad thing, because they have few skills to offer to a company and can often not even express themselves clearly in French.
The French are Different, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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It prompts them to tolerate or bear placidly the unstoppable ‘flexibilization’ of the world and the growing precariousness of their condition.
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It prompts them to tolerate or bear placidly the unstoppable ‘flexibilization’ of the world and the growing precariousness of their condition.
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It prompts them to tolerate or bear placidly the unstoppable ‘flexibilization’ of the world and the growing precariousness of their condition.
Zygmunt Bauman and ‘The poor will always be with us’ « Gerry Canavan 2007
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Since unions often try to block such “flexibilization” of work by bargaining for guaranteed hours, increased benefits, and assurances of job security, the reduction in union power is one component of this phenomenon.
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The Tekel workers have demonstrated incredible tenacity and courage in confronting layoffs, flexibilization, and remuneration cuts that have been the result - as well as the intent - of the privatization process.
GlobalResearch.ca 2010
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Zero-tolerance, emergency and / or exceptionality legislation, war against terrorism, extraordinary renditions … The current trend however seems clear enough: the punitive management of poverty, the thoroughgoing flexibilization of markets, more and more criminalization for dissenters and the ` rolling back 'of state-provided welfare.
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The crisis of overproduction is worldwide in scale as the epidemic of wage cheapening, work flexibilization, factory closures, job retrenchments, union busting, cutback in social spending, regressive taxation and other policies accompanying globalization are being implemented across the board and across all borders.
Pittsburgh Indymedia 2009
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This paper revisits Marc Bousquet's insight that the flexibilization of labour is at the centre of the informatization of the university as it embraces the force of neoliberal regimes.
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