追求创新经济:对创业劳动力的启示

IF 1 4区 社会学 Q3 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS & LABOR
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本文考虑了英国和苏格兰政府推动创新经济的政策对劳动力的影响。它采用监管方法来考虑这个问题,特别关注政府、大学和私营部门在促进和支持科技初创企业方面的协调努力。数据来自苏格兰数字技术部门的实证案例研究。我的分析有两个方面。首先,我展示了这一规则的表现如何将人构成创业公司的员工。它通过增加劳动力的数量供给来实现这一点,同时也通过塑造劳动力供给的质量特征来实现这一点。政府、大学和私营部门的做法在创业社区中形成了特定的规范,这些规范塑造了创业公司的运作方式,以及创业参与者的知识、价值观和在该领域应该如何做事的总体意识。其次,我研究了劳动法如何与这些新员工相互作用。我关注的是雇员对雇主从属关系的法律结构,并认为在创业社区中,多方监管努力所促进的规范直接关系到这种关系在该行业的表现。
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Pursuing the Innovation Economy: Implications for Startup Labour
This article considers how the UK and Scottish governments’ policy push to promote the innovation economy affects labour. It applies a regulatory approach to consider the issue, focusing specifically on the co-ordinated efforts of government, universities and the private sector to promote and support technology startups. Data is drawn from an empirical case study of the digital technology sector in Scotland. My analysis is 2-fold. First, I demonstrate how the performance of this regulation constitutes people as startup employees. It does this by increasing the quantitative supply of labour, but also by shaping the qualitative features of that supply. The practices of government, universities and the private sector give rise to particular norms within the startup community that shape the way that startups operate as well as startup actors’ knowledge, values and general sense of how things should be done in the sector. Second, I examine how labour law interacts with these newly situated employees. I focus on the legally structured relation of subordination of employees to employers and argue that the norms the multi-actor regulatory effort promotes within the startup community have direct bearing on how this manifests in the sector.
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期刊介绍: Industrial Law Journal is established as the leading periodical in its field, providing comment and in-depth analysis on a wide range of topics relating to employment law. It is essential reading for practising lawyers, academics, and lay industrial relations experts to keep abreast of newly enacted legislation and proposals for law reform. In addition Industrial Law Journal carries commentary on relevant government publications and reviews of books relating to labour law.
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