Occupational Health in a New World of Work

Introduction.- Job quality at the outer skirts of the labour market: conceptual and empirical challenges.- Precarious employment as a 'unifying' concept to make sense of labour market de-standardisation and flexibilisation.- Precarious work: a global perspective.- Pathways of precariousness: Explaining the detrimental consequences of precarious work from a psychological perspective.- Explaining Individual Experiences of Precarious Work Through Ideology, Subjectification, Social Norms, and Social Capital: A Critical Psychological Perspective.- Resilience of OHS law and regulations in a hyperflexible labour relations.- Occupational health and global production networks: A view from the global south.- Transitioning into Platform Work & Abiding by the Informal: Insights from the Global South.- Measuring the multi-dimensional constructs of Employment Quality and Precarious Employment for Population Health: Current Practices across Nations and Future Opportunities.- Challenges in research and field work methods in hyper-flexible work environments.- Making sense of risk and exposure in hyper-flexible work environments.- Using Photovoice Methods to Illustrate Occupational Health and Safety Risks in Flexible Work.- Precarious employment and OHS from a life course perspective.- From Margins to Mainstream? OHS Challenges in the solo self-employed workforce.- Own account work in the global south.- Digital platform work and OHS challenges.- Unpaid Labour, Precarious Work and Implications for Job Quality.- The road to dignity: Addressing financial insecurity and its effects on workers.- Hybrid work and mental health: pinched between real autonomy and false liberty.- Working where you live: Ergonomics, work (re)design, and health.- Occupational Health and Social Protection of Online Workers in Southeast Asia: Exploring Policies, Initiatives and Challenges.- Pressures, Disorganization, and Regulatory Gaps: Understanding Adverse OSH Outcomes in Algorithmically Managed Workplaces.- Violating and Reclaiming Boundaries in Precarious Employment and Algorithmic Management.- Workers' health in an era of polarised labour markets.- Precarious Employment: An Intersectional Analysis Exploring Axes of Power and Inequity.- Migrant Women and In-Home Care Work: Gender Perspectives on Precarious Work, Health, and the Body in Canada.- Precarious employment, precarious transitions and emotional health inequalities among young people.- Job Quality Among Precariously Employed Older Workers.- Swinging at the Boundary: The Resilience of Employment-Family Patterns, Health Implications, and Coping Strategies.- Occupational Health Science for the Informal Economy -.- AI and digital transformations in the economy as they relate to the future of work and the health safety and well-being of workers.- From Research to Impact - Improving Health by Supporting Policy for Improved Employment Quality.- Precarious Work and Mental Health. Research and Policy.- Real Utopias: Visions for healthy and sustainable organizations.- Visions for healthy and sustainable economies: the economy for the Common Good.- Living Wages: A scaffolding for healthy global supply chains?.- Mandatory corporate social responsibility: ESRS, a way forward for OHS.