concept   job stability
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western countries (1) • Nigeria (1) • Conservative Industries (1) • Gig Economy (1) • Internet-dependent businesses (1) • Japanese work culture (1) • Kenya (1) • Modern global tech industry (1) • Southern European countries (1) • Textile workers (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 job stability Western countries In Western countries, job stability is expected, but job mobility and negotiation are common. 11
2 job stability Nigeria In Nigeria, job stability is influenced by informal work, entrepreneurial activities, and loyalty to employers. 3
3 job stability Conservative Industries In conservative industries, job stability is valued and there is an emphasis on long-term employment at a single company. 1
4 job stability Gig Economy The Gig Economy culture is leading to less job stability due to an increased emphasis on short-term contracts and freelance work. 1
5 job stability Internet-dependent businesses Internet-dependent businesses often have a dynamic job market focused on skills and adaptability. 1
6 job stability Japanese work culture Japanese work culture values long-term job security and company loyalty. 1
7 job stability Kenya In Kenya, job stability is valued but many people have multiple income-generating activities, such as informal work and entrepreneurship, to achieve stability. 1
8 job stability Modern global tech industry The modern tech industry values innovation and adaptability over job stability and lifelong employment. 1
9 job stability Southern European countries Southern European countries prioritize seniority over skills in employment, valuing job stability over other factors. 1
10 job stability Textile workers Textile workers face high risk of layoffs and unstable employment due to fluctuating market demand. 1