Female sex workers (FSW) experience a high HIV burden and are often mobile. FSW access
to HIV-related healthcare is essential for equitable welfare and to reduce new HIV infections …

Precarious employment is on the rise in Canada, increasing by nearly 50% in the last two
decades. However, little is known about the mechanisms by which it can impact upon …

Globally, employment-related geographical mobility (mobility to and within work) is a
pervasive aspect of work that has potential health and safety implications. As an introduction …

Immigrant workers often commute by transit more than other workers. Although immigrants'
reliance on transit is often attributed to the same factors as women's reliance on transit: low …

Tourism is a highly gendered industry, with strong horizontal and vertical segregation of
occupations and this inevitably contributes to an elevated gender wage gap in comparison …

Abstract Household, journey-to-work, and workplace dynamics intersect and are diverse and
changing. These intersections contribute to gendered, classed, and racialized divisions of …

Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) is highly contentious. Particularly
contentious are those parts of the program that have allowed for exploitative labour practices …

Grounded in an analysis of the mixed economy of the Northwest Territories (NWT), Canada,
this article examines the contemporary relationship between surplus populations and …

Seafaring involves multiple patterns of mobility. Ships are mobile workplaces that connect
and disconnect from land. Many move within and between national boundaries. Maritime …

Construction activity is intrinsic to the development of extractive industries infrastructure,
requiring significant capital investment and large and varied workforces. The transience and …