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  • This article examines workers' perceptions of job security and where they report to feel most secure. They find that workers feel most secure in permanent public sector jobs, then permanent private sector jobs, and least secure in temporary jobs. By looking internationally, the authors also find that workers feel less secure in countries where jobs are more protected, except in permanent public jobs, which are perceived to be largely insulated from fluctuations in the labor market. (xsd:string)
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