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Is precarious employment bad for worker health? : the case of zero hours contracts in the UK

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Workforce reduction, subjective job insecurity, and mental health

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A spatial analysis of suicide rates in Tennessee

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Employment insecurity and employees' health in Denmark

Cottini, Elena; Ghinetti, Paolo - 2016

We use register data for Denmark (IDA) merged with the Danish Work Environment Cohort Survey (1995-2000-2005) to estimate the effect of employment insecurity on health for a sample of Danish employees. We consider two health measures from the SF-36 Health Survey Instrument: a vitality scale for...

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