Shadow Workforce : Perspectives on Contingent Work in the United States, Japan, and Europe

Intro -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Ch 1 - Introduction, by Sandra E. Gleason -- Ch 2 - Operationalizing the Shadow Workforce: Toward an Understanding of the Participants in Nonstandard Employment Relationships, by Courtney von Hippel, Venkat Bendapudi, Judith Tansky, David B. Greenberger, Stephen L. Mangum, and Robert L. Heneman -- Ch 3 - Employer Perspectives: Competing through a Flexible Workforce, by Douglas J. Miller and Jay B. Barney -- Ch 4 - Union Responses to the Challenges of Contingent Work Arrangements, by M. Catherine Lundy, Karen Roberts, and Douglas Becker -- Ch 5 - No Safe Harbor: A REview of Significant Laws Affecting Contingent Workers, by Thomas A. Coens and Alvin L. Storrs -- Ch 6 - Public Policy and Contingent Workers, by Jeffrey B. Wenger -- Ch 7 - Japan's Growing Shadow Workforce, by Cynthia Ozeki and Akira Wakisaka -- Ch 8 - Employment Policies and Labor Union Activities for Part-Time Workers and Dispatched Workers in Japan, by Kazunari Honda -- Ch 9 - Temporary Agency Work in Europe, by Francois Michon -- Ch 10 - Where Do We Go from Here?, by Sandra E. Gleason -- The Authors -- Index -- About the Institute.