In today's changing job market, informal work becomes prevalent, creating a complex landscape where the lines between traditional employment and self-employment blur. From gig economy workers to freelancers and remote contractors, many individuals now find themselves operating in what could be considered "gray areas" of employment. While these workers enjoy flexibility and autonomy, they also face challenges when it comes to social protections like healthcare, pensions, and labor rights. The absence of clear frameworks to protect these workers' social rights leaves them vulnerable to exploitation and insecurity, raising questions about modern labor laws for better safeguards and well-being. As the world shifts toward more flexible work arrangements, finding ways to bridge these gaps and ensuring fair protection for informal workers is urgent. Informal Work and the Protection of Social Rights: The Gray Areas of Employment explores the causes of informal work, its impact on employers and employees, legal and social dimensions, and necessary regulations in this field. It analyzes how various forms of work fall into gray areas and the broader societal effects of these practices. This book covers topics such as policymaking, social welfare, and tax law, and is a useful resource for policymakers, government officials, business owners, sociologists, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
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Mehmet Öçal completed his PhD education in Pamukkale University Labor Economics and Industrial Relations in 2022. Since May 2022, he has been working as an associate professor in the social work department of Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy University. Öçal, 2022 Turkish Higher Education Institution Outstanding Achievement Award, 2023 Prof. Dr. Cahit Talas was deemed worthy of the Doctoral Thesis of the Year Award. He continues his academic studies on increasing the welfare level of disadvantaged groups.
Özge Kutlu graduated from Social Work and Social Policy Master's Program in 2022. She is a doctoral student in the Social Work program at Hacettepe University. Kutlu, who worked as a Social Worker at Burdur Provincial Health Directorate between 2019-2023, has been working as a lecturer in Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy University Elderly Care program since February 2023. She works on the provision of rights-based social work practices for the elderly and their families.
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