دانلود کتاب The Construction Precariat: Dependence, Domination and Labour in Dhaka

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Boxes
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Chapter 1 Precariatised labour in construction
A high hazard industry for migrant workers
Subcontractors and labour flexibility
Labour regulations in Asia
Understanding precarious work
Mapping out the precariat
Building cities in Bangladesh
Objectives of the book
Primary data sources
Original contribution of the book
Outline of the book
Notes
References
Chapter 2 Working conditions of construction workers
The dirty working conditions
The difficult working conditions
The dangerous working conditions
Gender differences in working conditions
Lack of bargaining capacity
Who wants a bad worker?
Note
References
Chapter 3 The migration-construction nexus
Seasonality
Availability and continuity of work
Urban mobility
Better income
Cash advance
Lack of education and skills
Comparative advantages
References
Chapter 4 Recruitment practices and the key actors
Modes of recruitment
Recruitment within the project
Recruitment in the village
On-demand recruitment
On-street labour hire
Notes
References
Chapter 5 Working with the recruiters
Recruiters in job hunting
Recruiters as employers
Recruiters in upward career mobility
Recruiters in offering personal support
Recruiters and the same-locality effects
Recruiters and their costs
Notes
References
Chapter 6 Hyper-individualised employment
Hyper-individualised employment and the precariat
Construction: A 4D job
Making the best of construction
The key actors in labour recruitment
Recruiters beyond the boundary of work
References
Chapter 7 Conclusion
The construction precariat in Dhaka
Recommendations for policy and practice
Directions for future research
References
Index