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Correlational subjects

Correlational subject: Tenure (vs flex contracts)

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EMPLOYMENT Current employment arrangement Tenure (vs flex contracts)
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Correlate as named by investigator People investigated Finding Public sector (vs private sector) Employees, private and public sector. West-Germany, 1984-2004. Employed in public sector Employees public and private sector, USA, 1976-2002. Unemployment in nation Employees, public and private sector, 13 European nations, 1989-1994 Unemployment public sector (vs private sector) Employees, public and private sector, 13 European nations, 1989-1994 Permanent contract Working people, 9 European Union countries, 2003 Job categories Employed, unemployed and retired people, Netherlands, 1981 Duration of work contract 16+ aged rural-urban migrants, China, 2002 Employment status 18-65 aged general public, Germany, followed 16 years, 1994-2009 Job 15 -79 aged, Japan, 2011 Working Part-time 18+ aged, general public, Germany, 1984 Temporary job Working people, 20 European countries, 2004. Flexible contract 20-65 aged employees, United Kingdom, 1999-2004 Different Salaried employees 15-60 aged, urban population, Ghana, followed 7 years, 2004-2010 Tenure 15-60 aged, urban population, Ghana, followed 7 years, 2004-2010 Different employment status 15-60 aged, urban population, Ghana, followed 7 years, 2004-2010 Work status 18+ aged, general public, South Korea, 2014-2018 Definite contract (vs temporary) 15-65 aged general public, 25 European nations, 2006 Temporary job (vs. permanent) Former employees, Ontario, Canada, 1982 Flexible work contract (vs. tenure contract) 21-65 aged, commuters from Slowakia, Tsjechia and Hungary, 2012-2013 Contract worker 20-83 aged, general public, Tokyo, Japan, 2014 Contract status 18 to 60 age, working age urban population, China, 2008