One major strand in New Deals research involves the analysis of European Survey of Working Conditions data from 1995 to 2015.<\/p>\n
You can take a preliminary look at our analysis in the presentations below.<\/p>\n
For an overview of our research – what workplace regimes we find in Europe today, where we find them, with which workers, adn with what consequences click here:\u00a0 New Deals Conference 2017_Healy_ORiain_work regimes<\/a><\/p>\n Here’s more detail on what this looks like in manufacturing:\u00a0Healy_ORiain_SASE_2015_manufacturingregimes<\/a><\/p>\n How does the organisation of working time vary in Europe?\u00a0Ciccia_Oriain_working time_SPA<\/a><\/p>\n What are the consequences of workplace regimes for Intensity of Work, Insecurity of Employment, Intrusion of Work into Non-Work Life and for Income Stress?\u00a0BSA_WES_2016_Healy_ORiain_outcomes<\/a><\/p>\n For a closer look at insecurity and labour market dualism see here:\u00a0ESA 2015_Healy_ORiain_dualisation<\/a><\/p>\n And for a closer look at the data on precarity and dualism, read:\u00a0NERI_2017_Healy_ORiain_Precarity<\/a><\/p>\n And how does understanding the organisation of work shape attitudes to social protection and redistribution?\u00a0ISA_2016_Healy_O Riain_welfare attitudes<\/a><\/p>\n