Editorial highlights the urgent need for research on job insecurity in the face of ongoing economic and digital challenges.
In recent years, health-related, political, and economic crises have caused significant disruptions in labour markets across Scandinavia, Europe, and the world.Along with the ongoing digital transformation and the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, which are expected to profoundly reshape many jobs and work roles, employees are facing growing uncertainty about their future employment, job quality, and career prospects.Given these developments and ongoing transformations, the research on job insecurity presented in our two special issues are both timely and essential.
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