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Labour Market Inequality,e risks may not be uniformly distributed across job-seekers: some have a better chance of negotiating obstacles to employment; others have a higher chance of stumbling. The important question relates to the determinants of such risk. In particular, does this risk differ significantly between job-see

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Job Contracts,n), and permanent jobs—across different subgroups of the population. Although the analysis of this chapter echoes that of Chap. ., which is cast in terms of regular salaried and wage employment and casual employment, the novelty of this chapter is twofold. First, it . addresses the question of job t

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