How do types of employment relate to health indicators? Findings from the Second European Survey on Working Conditions

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RT @EeHRN: @claudiakincaid Long history of research showing negative health impacts of unstable work with low decision-latitude and erratic…

@claudiakincaid Long history of research showing negative health impacts of unstable work with low decision-latitude and erratics hours. eg https://t.co/mfWhY6YuWV New studies focused on the digitally-enabled gig economy are needed. eg. https://t.co/ds…

RT @timsenior: Some findings from Europe - again, physical health worse in precarious employment. http://t.co/FFFSKXnpdc @vanbadham @croak…

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