"What do you live off?" 20 artists are asked in the book by Jörn Morisse and Rasmus Engler, and then they tell the sometimes most bizarre stories about their job, money and their strategies for surviving life as an artist in Germany.More ...
The original meaning of the word "precarious" is "revocable", "uncertain" or "shaky". Nowadays however the term is used to describe the spread of insecure working and living conditions. By Klaus DörreMore ...
Precarity in this sense is above all meant critically. Precarity means overexploitation, no secure working conditions, instead completely undefined ones. By Serhat KarakayaliMore ...
Over the past few years a new means of structuring working hours has been becoming increasingly popular in German companies: it is known as the long-term account or working-life time account. By Philip Wotschack und Prof. Dr. Eckart HildebrandtMore ...
While the number of regular full-time jobs is falling, low-paid part-time work, fixed-term contracts, small-scale self-employment and temporary agency work are all on the increase. By Karin Schulze BuschoffMore ...
Network, which organises parades in many European towns to draw attention to the fact that work and living situations have become precarious in many ways.