by Guillaume Evin, Emilie Maume · Ramsay · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782841148110
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In this work, Guillaume Evin and Émilie Maume present an exhaustive investigation into the reality of interns in the French labor market. Through numerous testimonies from students, families, sociologists, and unionists, the authors analyze how a form of labor precariousness has been normalized under the figure of the 'stagiaire' (intern), often used as qualified and free labor. The book denounces the perversion of a system that, far from integrating young people, organizes precariousness and perpetuates social inequalities. It is a critical and necessary analysis of the loss of confidence of an entire generation facing a labor market that excludes and uses them, offering a deep look at this contemporary social phenomenon.
