Precarious Footing: Temporary Employment as a Stepping Stone out of Unemployment in Sweden

By T. Korpi, H. Levin. 2001

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Early career consequences of temporary employment in Germany and the UK (2010, background): “A convenient starting point is the contrast between the entrapment and the integration perspective (Giesecke and Groß, 2003; Korpi and Levin, 2001).”
Stepping-Stones or Traps? (2004, background): “This has given rise to a marked increase in fixed-term and other kinds of atypical employment, together with an evident decrease in employment stability – at least during the first years in the labour market (Blossfeld, 2003; Burchell et al., 1999; Felstead and Jewson, 1999; Kalleberg et al., 2000; ”
Flexible Employment and Inequality in Europe (2009, background): “Temporary jobs account for less than 20 per cent of total employment gains in Sweden where atypical employment may well be a way to avoid unemployment (Korpi and Levin, 2001).”