Contents -- Foreword -- Editorial: ILO standards and precarious work: Strengths, weaknesses and potential -- Establishing rights in the disposable jobs regime -- Implications for union work of the trend towards precarization of work -- Trade union responses to precarious work in seven European countries -- Negotiating parity for precarious workers -- Strengthening the collective bargaining rights of precarious workers under US labour and employment law -- Precarious work and the exercise of freedom of association and collective bargaining: Current ILO jurisprudence -- Precarious work and access to collective bargaining: What are the legal obstacles? -- Precarious work: An international problem.