Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Living Wage
Campaigns: A Step in the Right Direction |
Jared Bernstein,
Economic Policy Institute |
March 9, 1998 |
31 pages |
Low Wage Labor
Market: Indicators by City and State The Constraints Facing Welform Reform |
Jared Bernstein,
Economic Policy Institute |
October 1997 |
100 pages |
New Report on
State of Working America Finds Little Evidence of "New Economy" in the 1990s as
Wage, Income, Inequality Trends of 1980s Continue |
Economic
Policy Institute Book The State of Working America |
1998-99 |
16 pages |
Meritocracy and
Fear of Failing Ramapo Study Group |
Terrence H.
Ellen, Minister, Ridgewood Unitarian Society |
|
16 pages |
Cutting Wages by
Cutting Welfare: The Impact of Reform on the Low-Wage Labor Market |
Lawrence Mishel,
John Schmitt |
|
8 pages |
Improving Worker
Welfare in the Age of Flexibility |
Challenge |
September-October 1998 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Statement on
Changes to Current Labor Laws Necessary to Address the Critical Needs of the Contingent
Workforce |
National
Employment Law Project 9 to 5, Service Employees International Union, U.S. Department of
Labor, Carolina Alliance Fair Employment, et. al. |
|
20 pages |
Statement by the
National Employment Law Project |
Commission on the
Future of Worker-Management Relations |
July 18, 1994 |
20 pages |
Mending the
Unemployment Compensation Safety Net for Contingent Workers |
National
Employment Law Project |
October 1997 |
67 pages |
NLRB to Rule on
Unionizing Temporary Workers |
Harold P. Coxzon,
National Law Journal |
February 24, 1997 |
6 pages |
Barrie Peterson
Statement for Region II U.S. Department of Labor Dialogue on Improving ES and Unemployment
Insurance, August 6, 1998 |
Barrie Peterson,
Bergen Employment Action Project / Temp Work Task Force |
August 6, 1998 |
9 pages |
Symposium on the
Regulatory Future of Contingent Employment |
Washington
and Lee Law Review, (introduction by Mark H. Grunewald) |
Vol. 52, No. 3,
1995 |
4 pages |
Labor Coalition
Supports Part-Time Workers |
Scott MacKay,
Data Center for Information Services, Journal Bulletin |
August 4, 1998 |
2 pages |
Are Labor Unions
Really Making a Come-Back? Or Was the UPS Strike a Corporate Victory in Disguise? |
Corporate Legal
Times Corporation |
August 1998 |
12 pages |
Organizing Temps |
The
Progressive |
July 1997 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
EEOC Enforcement
Guidance: Whether "Testers" Can File Charges and Litigate Claims of Employment
Discrimination |
EEOC |
May 22, 1996 |
16 pages |
EEOC Enforcement
Guidance: Application of EEO Laws to Contingent Workers Placed by Temporary Employemtn
Agencies and Other Staffing Firms |
EEOC |
December 3, 1997 |
13 pages |
Short-term
Workers, Long-term Consequences: Avoiding Discrimination Claims by Temporary Employees |
Steven Adler and
Jennifer Scully, NJ Law Journal |
June 8, 1998 |
3 pages |
The Hidden Costs
of a Contingent Work Force |
Georgia Meagher
and Jill Figg, Farrella Braun and Martel LLP |
1997 |
5 pages |
Short-term
Workers Raise Long-term Issues |
Robert Grossman, HR
Magazine |
April 1998 |
9 pages |
EEOC Boosts
Discrimination Liability for Employees Using Temp Workers |
Linda Micco,
Society for Human Resource Management |
December 11, 1997 |
|
Perils of
Temporary Employees Liability Lurks Under Several Federal Statutes |
Risa M. Mish, NY
Law Journal |
June 1, 1998 |
5 pages |
Hiring
Contractors Fraught with Landmines |
HR Catalyst
Newsletter |
January 2, 1997 |
|
Contingent
Workers in High Risk Environments H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and
Management, Working Paper Series 95-42 |
Denise M.
Rousseau, Carolyn Libuser |
November 1995 |
31 pages |
EEOC Issues:
Guidelines on Contingent Workers |
Keller and
Heckman LLP |
January 6, 1998 |
2 pages |
Commission on the
Fugure of Worker-Management Relations Report of Findings (Executive Summary) |
U.S. Department
of Labor |
May 1994 |
8 pages |
EEOC Issues:
Guidance on Contingent Workforce |
Lehr,
Middlebrooks, 7 Proctor, P.C., Alabama Employment Law Letter |
February 1998 |
4 pages |
When is a Temp
Not a Temp? |
Business Week |
December 7, 1998 |
|
EEOC Tackles Temp
Issue |
HR Issue |
March 1998 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Employee Benefits |
James P. Baker, National
Law Journal |
September 20,
1997 |
3 pages |
Microsoft and Its
Freelancers |
Howard S.
Denburg, National Law Journal |
September 19,
1997 |
3 pages |
Temp Workers May
Be Eligible for Plan Benefits Divergent Decisions in Dupont and
Microsoft Cases Turned on Interpretation of the Plans |
Michael A.
Lawson, Elayne Betensky, Nelson W. Armstong, Jr., National Law Journal |
February 24, 1997 |
4 pages |
Are Independent
Contractors Eligible for Employee Plans? |
Jeffrey S. Green,
NY Law Journal |
February 18, 1997 |
6 pages |
Publisher Sued
Over Benefits: Time Warner Denies Federal Charges It Misclassified Temporary Workers |
Roseanne White,
Crain Communications |
November 2, 1998 |
3 pages |
A United Front
for Independent Contractors: Supreme Court Ruling in Microsoft Case Could Have
Far-Reaching Implications for Companies Seeking Less-Costly, Flexible Work Force |
Steven Ginsberg, Washington
Post |
February 1, 1998 |
3 pages |
In Microsoft vs. "Temps," Lawmakers Set to Weight In |
Wall Street Journal |
February 10, 1999 |
|
Guild Targets
Microsoft |
Editor and
Publisher |
January 30, 1999 |
|
Microsoft Battles
"Permatemp" Issue |
Workforce |
March 1999 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
The Rising Number
of Uninsured Workers: An Approaching Crisis in Health Care Financing |
Kenneth E.
Thorpe, University medical Center, National Coalition on Health Care |
October 1997 |
17 pages |
Employed
Contingent and Non-contingent Workers and Those With Alternatives and Traditional Work
Arrangements by Health Insurance Coverage and Eligibility for Employer-Provided Pension
Plans |
U.S. Bureau of
Labor Statistics |
February 1997 |
3 pages |
Highlights Taken
From Health in America Tied to Income and Education |
U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services, NCHS Press Office, Health & Human Services Secretary
Donna E. Shalala |
|
54 pages |
Slight Decline in
Contingent Workers, Little Change in Alternative Work Arrangements |
EBRI Notes Vol.
19, No. y |
July 1998 |
1 page |
Many Who Lack
Insurance in New Jersey Work Full Time: Hospitals Offer Census Data in Plea for Funding |
Lindy Washburn |
1998 |
1 page |
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Equal Work,
Less-Equal Perks: Microsoft Leads the Way in Filling Jobs with Permatemps |
Steven
Greenhouse, New York Times |
May 30, 1998 |
1 page |
Labors Day:
The Challenge Ahead |
Jeremy Breacher,
Tim Costello, Data Center/Impact Research |
September 21,
1998 |
7 pages |
A Leading Role
for HR In Alternative Staffing |
Thomas C. Greble,
HR Magazine |
February 1997 |
5 pages |
Contingent
Workers |
Dunlop
Commission, U.S. Department of Labor |
|
6 pages |
Temproary Workers
Seen as Having Little Chance to Advance |
Sherwood Ross,
Reuters |
January 11, 1997 |
2 pages |
Not Made in
Heaven |
David Nye |
October 1996 |
5 pages |
Is the Growth of Part-Time, Temporary, and Subcontracted Employment Unfair to
Workers? |
The CQ
Researcher |
October 24,
1997 |
|
Temporary Workers
Feel Short-Changed |
USA Today |
April 11, 1997 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Social Policy
Report - New Jersey Senate Bill #866 / Re-Regulation of Temporary Help Firms as Employment
Agencies Under the Department of Labor |
Terry McKim,
Ramapo College |
October 1998 |
14 pages |
Temporary
Employment Agencies: A Study of the Temporary Employment Industry and its Relations to the
New Brunswick Case |
Lou Kimmel, Drew
University |
September 1998 |
47 pages |
Social Work and
Downsizing: Theoretical Implications and Strategic Responses |
Dr. Sam
Rosenberg, Ramapo College |
1997 |
20 pages |
The Battle Over
Employer" Status in Post-War U.S.: The Case of the Temporary Help Firm |
Dr. George Gonos,
SUNY Pottsdam |
June 1995 |
31 pages |
The Temporary
Industry: What It Is Who I am And Where We Are Going? |
|
|
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Temporary
Employment and the Social Contract |
Brian K.
Steverson, Online Journal of Ethics, Institute for Business and Professional
Ethics |
1997 |
10 pages |
Historical
Perspectives on Part-time and Temporary Workers |
Joyce L.
Kornbluh, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations |
|
16 pages |
Measuring Job
Security |
Thomas Nardone,
Jonathan Veum, Julie Yates, Monthly Labor Review |
June 1997 |
8 pages |
The Long-Term
Consequences of Non-Traditional Employment |
Monthly Labor
Review |
May 1998 |
|
Occupational
Social Work for the 21st Century |
Social Work |
November 1998 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Non-Standard Work
is Preferred by Most "Contingent" Workers |
Max Lyons |
January 2, 1998 |
13 pages |
Temps and the
Labor Market Why Unions Fear Staffing Companies |
Brad Lips, Regulation
and the CATO Review of Business and Government |
Spring 1998 |
8 pages |
Temporary Help is
Becoming a Permanent Solution |
Anne Nelson,
School of Industrial & Labor Relations Cornell University |
|
3 pages |
Trend Towards
Blended Workforce Increases |
Jennifer Newton, Workforce |
October 1997 |
2 pages |
Temp Your Way to
Full Time Job |
Sherly Silver, Star
Ledger |
November 23, 1997 |
1 page |
Rent-a-Worker |
Angie Dasbach, Johnson
County Business Times |
February 17, 1997 |
1 page |
Many Prefer the
Temporary Lifestyle |
The Bergen
Record |
April 19, 1998 |
1 page |
Temporary Jobs:
Making Them Work for You |
NATTS |
|
5 pages |
Flexible
Employment: Positive Work Strategies for the 21st Century |
Edward A. Lenz, Journal
of Labor Research |
1996 |
11 pages |
Downsizing,
budget cuts, and the Changing Nature of Work Itself are Spurring Federal Managers to Find
New Ways to Use Contingent Workers |
Workforce
|
March 1997 |
6 pages |
Staffing to Suit |
Book Excerpt: The
Contingent Workforce An HR Perspective |
1995 |
4 pages |
The End of the
Job |
William Bridges, Fortune
|
September 19,
1994 |
5 pages |
Contingent
Workers Happier on the Job |
Advancement
of Management Journal |
Summer 1997 |
|
An End to the
Dead-End Job? |
U.S. News and
World Report |
October 27, 1997 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
How and Why to
Outsource |
Outsourcing
Institute |
|
12 pages |
A Report on
Temporary, Part-Time, and Contract Employment in the United States: New Guidance From an
Employer Survey |
Susan Houseman,
W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research |
June 1997 |
47 pages |
Temp Terrors!
Hire the Right Tech Temp and Avoid a Horror Story |
John Rizzo,
Computer Currents |
December 1997 |
6 pages |
CBR Minisurvey:
Part-Time and Temporary Employees Demand Better Pay and More Benefits |
Felicia
Jefferson, Don Bohl, Compensation & Benefits Review |
November
December 1998 |
4 pages |
Managing a Mixed
Workforce |
Training |
October 1997 |
|
Look Who's Joined
the Training Game |
Training |
March 1997 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
Contingent and
Alternative Employment Arrangements |
Labor Force
Statistics from the Current Population Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics |
February 1997 |
6 pages |
Self-reliance and
Security for Contract Employees |
James R. Ziegler,
Contract Employees Handbook |
|
1 page |
1998 Directory of
Contract Staffing Firms |
Weekly Contract
Employment |
|
372 pages |
Careers
Management: Is the Bloom Off the Rose of Contract Workers? The Downside of Having
Non-Staff Employees is Becoming More Apparent to Companies |
Susan Vaugh,
Times Mirror Company |
February 24, 1997 |
2 pages |
USA Labor: Beware
Legal, Tax Pitfalls of Replacing Full-Time Staff |
The Economist
Intelligence Unit |
|
7 pages |
Microsoft Case
Changing Use of Contract Workers |
Christina LaBeau,
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Gannett News Service |
|
4 pages |
Contract Workers
Push for Rights |
Electronic
Business |
April 1999 |
|
Title |
Author |
Date |
Length |
The New Nomads:
The Future of Our Changing Workforce |
Brian Bohling
Human Resources Vice President, CDI Corp |
1998 |
25 pages |
Its
Temporary Solution to Staff Shortages, Special Projects, Tight Labor Market |
Rafael
Gerena-Morales, The Bergen Record |
November 16, 1997 |
1 page |
The Future of
Contingent Work |
Gillian Flynn, Personnel
Journal |
April 1995 |
3 pages |
Flexible Labor:
Restructuring the American Work Force |
Angela Clinton, Monthly
Labor Review |
August 1997 |
24 pages |
The Anatomy of
the Standard Work: Downscaling of Jobs |
Helene Jorgensen,
Technical Working Paper T009, Public Policy Department, AFL-CIO |
December 1997 |
38 pages |
Non-Standard
Work, Sub-standard jobs, Flexible Work Arrangements in the U.S. |
Economic Policy
Institute |
|
2 pages |
New Data on
Contingent and Alternative Employment Examined by BLS |
Bureau of Labor
Statistics, Bureau of the Census |
August 17, 1995 |
15 pages |
Median Usual
Weekly Earnings of Full and Part Time Contingent and Non-Contingent Wage and Salary
Workers and Those With Alternative and Traditional Work Arrangements by Sex, Age, Race,
and Hispanic Origin |
Bureau of Labor
Statistics, Labor Force Statistics from the current population survey |
February 1997 |
2 pages |
Office Automation
Technology and Contingent Work Modes |
Mary T. Coates,
Office of Technology Assessment, U.S. Congress |
|
4 pages |
Production
Organization and Worktime the Emergence of a Contingent Labor Market |
Susan
Christopherson, Department of City and Regional Planning, Cornell University |
|
5 pages |
The New Migrant
Workers Part Time and Temporary Jobholders Toil for Low Pay and Limited Benefits |
Sara Collins, US
News & World Report |
July 4, 1994 |
5 pages |
Laid Off!
Computer Technologies and the Re-engineered Workplace |
Jeremy Rifkin |
1994 |
15 pages |
Contingent
Workers: Wheres the Fit? |
Brian Tarcy, Across
the Board |
April 1994 |
7 pages |
Workers Hold Part
Time, Other Non-Standard Jobs; Most Sacrifice Wages, Benefits, and Security |
Economic Policy
Institute |
September 21,
1998 |
3 pages |