New governance model of street vendors from the perspective of employment security for informal employees
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https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v5i.2978Keywords:
Street vendors, Employment security, Informal employment, Participatory cooperationAbstract
Informal employment is increasingly important in the form of employment in China, and it is fragile and unstable compared with formal employment. With the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, flexible employment is becoming an irreversible trend, and the employment security of informal employees has become an issue that must be considered. street vendors are an important part of informal employment. This article takes street vendors as the research object, pays attention to the realistic dilemma of street vendors' governance after the "deregulation" in the post-epidemic era, focuses on the deviation between existing practice and policy objectives, and proposes a new model of "Participatory cooperation" for street vendors' governance from the perspective of employment security based on the public policy process in order to provide feasible policy suggestions for optimizing the employment status of street vendors.
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