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Atypisk ansættelse

Atypisk ansættelse er en paraplybetegnelse for forskellige ansættelsesordninger, der afviger fra standardansættelser. De omfatter midlertidig ansættelse; deltids- og tilkaldevagter vikararbejde og andre ansættelsesforhold med flere parter; samt skjult beskæftigelse og afhængig selvstændig virksomhed. Den mest relevante af den mulige fremtidige udvikling af atypiske arbejder, uanset deres kontraktform, er relateret til digitalisering.

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