precariat

The precariat understands that, and politicians on the left should listen.

The social class defined by this condition has been termed the precariat.

In doing so, he signalled why the precariat is the new dangerous class.

By the time Labour get back into power the only opportunity for employment left will be the precariat.

Still not sure what the precariat is from this article - it doesn't seem focused.

Its current leadership is tainted by association, but must now build a progressive strategy to appeal to the precariat.

Almost all of the problems the "precariat" face in this country have been caused by it's so-called left-wing establishment.

Started well but the precariat aren't an economic class so Maex is no use to them.

The precariat, about 15% of British society, shows poor economic capital, and the lowest scores on every other criterion.

Standing describes the precariat as an agglomerate of several different social groups: the immigrants, the young educated people, and the industrial working class.

Today that is the precariat.

Also, I would be interested in the reaction of the so-called "precariat" to this collection of class war cliches.

Refusing to do a precariat job for a state that expects you to have a house-buying career is not being workshy.

The precariat is the poorest class with an average household income of £8,000, negligible savings, who usually rent.

The precariat class has been emerging in advanced societies such as Japan, where it includes over 20 million so-called "freeters."

In the UK, none did more to expand the precariat than the New Labour government.

You could read it out to most member of the 'Precariat' and simply get the resigned response: 'yes, all very nice in principle, but how?'

Timothy Garton Ash Who will be a voice for the emerging precariat?

I prefer precariat.

The only way to arrest neofascism is to forge a new politics that offers the precariat what it aspires to build.

In it, he blames globalization for having plunged more and more people into the precariat, which he analyses as a new emerging social class.

I assume anyone with any sense at all would not use the word 'precariat' when there is the prefectly sensible, and understood, term 'poor'.

The global precariat is not yet a class in the Marxian sense, being internally divided and only united in fears and insecurities.

So basically what you're proposing is a marxist class struggle between the bourgeoisie and the proleteriat (in your words, the precariat).

His best-known book is The Precariat: The New Dangerous Class, published in 2011.