... of employment in Japan. Moreover, considering difficulties to find reemployment which would give a comparable job and income, and a long period of unemployment expected once the job would be lost, employees tend to be driven to work harder to save their jobs, thus creating risks for increased stress and mental...

... that might never exist in a gambling casino that might never be built (Sklar, 1995, p. 56). The official US unemployment rate (5.6 per cent in 1995) may only represent half of the actual “jobless rate”. The New York‐based Council on International and Public Affairs, adding those who want to work full...

... research. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Environment Organizations Unemployment Present knowledge of LDS comes from observation of common experience. The lame duck situation exhibits some specific characteristics. However, each LDS represents a relative and not an absolute condition because any...

... of, a long‐term capitalist project to wrest control of the labour process away from as many types of workers as possible. © MCB UP Limited 1995 Capitalization Change management Employees Globalization Labour Organizations Unemployment The indeterminacy of the employment contract under...