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Employment

Employment is a relationship between two parties regulating the provision of paid labour services. Usually based on a contract, one party, the employer, which might be a corporation, a not-for-profit organization, a co-operative, or any other entity, pays the other, the employee, in return for carrying out assigned work. Employees work in return for…

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Overview

Employees and employers

Employer–worker relationship

Wage labor

Employment contract by country

Age-related issues

Working poor

Models of the employment relationship

Academic literature

Globalization and employment relations

Alternatives

Self-employment

Local employment

General bibliography

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Employment

Nodes179
Edges178
Triples254
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011173
Components1

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Employment

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related to General bibliography · 92
Employment → Acocella, An Analysis, Anderson, Ann, Archived, Australian, Blackwell, Chicago, Chicago Press, Contract, Daniel, David, Dubin, Economic Democracy, Economics, Eddy, Elizabeth, Ellerman, Employee Relations, Engineering Careers
related to Working poor · 21
Employment → According, Agriculture, Both, East Asia, For, Furthermore, ILO, In Vietnam, Increases, India, International Labour Organization, Mark Robert Rank, Matthew Desmond, Overseas Development Institute, Oxfam, Researchers, The, This, United States, UNRISD
related to Sweden · 16
Employment → According, Arbetsbrist, Fast, It, Normal, Provanställning, Swedish, Test, The, There, This, Tidsbegränsad, Tillsvidareanställning, Time, Total, Usually
related to External links · 12
Employment → Archived, Boulder, Business Link, Colorado, Government Information Library, International Labour Organization, Labor, Overview, Retrieved, September, Statistics, University
related to Germany · 11
Employment → An Arbeitsvertrag, Another, ANÜ, Arbeitnehmerüberlassung, Arbeitsvertrag, Dienstleistungsvertrag, Germany, Leiharbeit, Two, Werksvertrag, Zeitarbeit
related to Models of the employment relationship · 8
Employment → Any, As, From, In, Lastly, Mainstream, Marxist, Scholars
related to Younger age workers · 8
Employment → Fair Labor Standards Act, For, High-risk, In, These, To, United States, Young
related to Academic literature · 7
Employment → For, GDP, In, Literature, Researchers, The, They
related to United Kingdom · 7
Employment → Agency, Consultants, ContractorsZero-hour, Fixed-term, Full-time, In, United Kingdom
related to Wage labor · 7
Employment → Although, CEOs, In, OECD, These, United States, Wage

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work labor employee employer employees contract workers wages employers job may economic united states relationship working also growth benefits time

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Employmentis arelationship between two parties regulating the provision of paid labour services0.90text
Employmentis along-term partnership of employees and employers with common interestsPluralist industrial relations0.90text
Employmentis astate of working for oneself rather than an employer0.90text
that the worker is paid regularlyinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
follows set hours of workinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
is supplied with tools from the employerinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
is closely monitored by the employerinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
acting on behalf of the employerinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
only works for one employer at a timeinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
they are considered an employeeinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
and the employer will generally be liable for their actionsinstance ofincluding ones0.80text
be obliged to give them benefitsinstance ofincluding ones0.80text

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