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Future Job Markets and Precarious Employment

Feb 13, 2019

Pundits have suggested our labor markets are precarious in some ways, perhaps now more than previously. What does that mean for our economy and for you? Sociologist Arne Kalleberg of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill visits us on this episode to discuss precarious employment and the future of work.