Edward Elgar Publishing Edward Elgar Work Inequalities in the Crisis - Economics Book

Work Inequalities in the Crisis by Edward Elgar Publishing provides a detailed look at how economic crises impact the world of work. This book examines inequality through multiple lenses, including employment rates, wage and income gaps, working conditions, and social dialogue. It specifically investigates if recent economic shifts threaten the progress Europe has made toward achieving better quality jobs and improved labor standards. Readers will find a unique blend of academic research, practical case studies, and policy-focused discussions. The text begins with a broad assessment of national trends across 30 European countries, followed by in-depth case studies of 14 specific regions. This makes it an essential resource for anyone studying economic conditions, labor markets, or social policy in a European context. Whether you are a student, researcher, or policy professional, this book offers the data and analysis needed to understand the changing landscape of modern employment.