单词	casualization
释义	casualization /ˌkaʒjʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n / (also casualisation) noun [mass noun] The transformation of a workforce from one employed chiefly on permanent contracts to one engaged on a short-term temporary basis: casualization has left millions of workers in constant fear for their jobs the casualization of the television industry... The unions are also demanding new legislation to prohibit casualisation and ‘permanent temporary’ workers. The Cabinet document said the proposal would be criticised ‘as exacerbating the so-called trend towards casualisation of the workforce at the expense of permanent positions.’ Focusing directly on happiness, rather than GDP growth, would suggest policies such as a shorter work week (as in France) and discouraging casualisation of the workforce. Derivatives casualize /ˈkaʒʊəlʌɪz / (also casualise) verb ... It is not just operational staff whose jobs have been casualized in this way. In addition, nursing in the province was increasingly casualised, with fifty per cent of nurses working part time and often holding down two or three jobs at separate hospitals. This flexibility was defined by a deregulation of capital and labour, with the workforce being casualized (with an increasing number of workers employed on a temporary basis), and outsourced.
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