Abstract Since Hoggart and Mendoza's article on 'African immigrant workers in Spanish
agriculture'in Sociologia Ruralis in 1999 there has been a proliferation of interest in labour …

While their power is declining, unions and workers remain prominent actors in society.
Therefore, there is a need to bring power resource theory back to the analytical forefront in …

Immigrants in rural areas and immigrant employment in the agricultural sector have been
studied from a variety of perspectives. However, we currently lack a bird's-eye view of these …

This article offers the first systematic review of empirical research addressing the question of
why employers underpay their employees, from the perspective of employers themselves–a …

Australian horticulture (fruit and vegetable production) relies upon a seasonal harvest
workforce, much of which now consists of temporary migrant workers. This article argues that …

The exploitation of workers can be understood on a spectrum of 'less severe'to 'severe'acts
or omissions, where less severe exploitation can create conditions for severe exploitation to …

Growing internationalization of economic activity has corroded the capacity of national
institutions to regulate work and employment. In this changing context, established …

Globalization has resulted in structural changes in the labor markets over the last decades.
These changes have weakened some of the economic and social dimensions of work. At the …

The aim of this case study was to explore the abilities and limitations of trade unions in their
response to undeclared work, which has received scant attention in research on working …

Germany and Denmark are among the world's largest exporters of meat products. Two
decades ago their labour markets were similar, but since then they have diverged …