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KCI등재 학술저널

미국 노동시장 중개기구 규제

Regulating the Labor Market Intermediaries: Historical Formation and Present Tasks

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Over the last quarter century, a profound restructuring of U.S. labor market has occurred. Long-term job tenure, internal labor markets, and employer-sponsored benefits have waned and precarious short-term employment relationship emerged. This trend has moved 'non-standard- employment arrangements' into the core economy. The profit-driven Labor Market Intermediaries, especially temp industry, symbolize the degradation of work. By increasing the flexibility of the labor supply, the temp industry have contributed to downward pressures on wages, decreased employment security, and limited upward mobility for all workers. Therefore, the regulation of the commercial LMIs is essential to recity the second-class status of the workforce deployed by temp agencies. However, with few exceptions, federal and state work laws, classify and treat for-profit LMIS as "employers" and as a result, has left both the market-mediating and job-brokering functions of profit-driven LMIS unregulated.

Ⅰ. 서론: 노동시장 중개기구 규제와 미국적 시스템

Ⅱ. 사설 고용중개업체의 생성과 규제

Ⅲ. 노조직영 직업소개소의 쇠퇴와 파견업체의 등장

Ⅳ. 파견업체와 파견노동자의 특징들

Ⅴ. 현행 연방정부의 법과 규제 밖에 있는 파견업체

Ⅵ. 노동시장 중개기구 규제를 위한 노력과 한계들

Ⅶ. 나가는 말

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