Publications
Women and Public Sector Precarity: Causes, Conditions and Consequences
In this report, Levac and Cowper-Smith explore the causes, conditions and consequences of precarity in Canada’s public sector using a gendered, intersectional analysis.
Precarious work bears significant consequences for workers in Canada, and public sector workers are no exception. Privatization, outsourcing, contract and part-time work have replaced permanent, full-time work for many workers in Canada, causing precarious conditions – or precarity – that leaves workers vulnerable. When precarity occurs in the public service, its impacts can be particularly problematic for women.
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Women and Public Sector Precarity: Causes, Conditions and Consequences
Women and Public Sector Precarity 1: Introduction and Overview
Women and Public Sector Precarity 2: Intersectional Analysis of Women and Precarity
Women and Public Sector Precarity 3: Conditions of Precarity in the Public Sector
Women and Public Sector Precarity 4: Impacts of Precarity on Women Workers
Women and Public Sector Precarity 5: Impacts of Precarity on Workers’ Health, Safety, Home, Family & Community
Women and Public Sector Precarity 6: Impacts of Precarity on Public Service Users