The New Job Contract: Economic Justice in an Age of Insecurity

Focusing on the precarious nature of modern employment, the study explores how corporate changes affect job security and income stability, particularly highlighting the disparity among women workers. It presents a feminist analysis linking religious views on economic justice with contemporary labor issues. The author calls for a bridge between knowledge elites and marginalized workers to foster solidarity. By examining buyouts and restructurings, the book reveals the economic transitions impacting society and families, emphasizing the urgent need for collective action.