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Data for: What Extraordinary Times Tell Us about Ordinary Ones: A Multiple Case Study of Precariously Employed Food Retail and Service Workers in Two U.S. State Contexts during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Project Overview This project consists of a multiple case study of older, precariously employed food workers in two U.S. states (Indiana and Washington) during the COVID-19 pandemic, designed to explore the links between employment quality and social context as drivers of disease preve
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