Toward a New Employer-Worker Compact

Employee Rights and Employment Policy Journal 9:51-119 (2005)
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Abstract

Proposes a new model of worker-employer relationships in the US employment context, involving shifts in law and social norms and designed to offer options of potential value to both progressives and libertarians. Emphasizes the importance of decentralized governance and of decoupling income support and other social services from employment.

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