| Child labour (3) |  |
| Employment structure (5) | |
| Female work (8) | |
| Full-time employment (4) | |
| Holding of two jobs (3) | |
| Moonlighting (3) | |
| Non-standard employment (43) | |
| Self-employment (65) | |
| Unpaid work (6) | |
| Youth employment (106) | |
| Child labour (3) | |
| Employment structure (5) | |
| Female work (8) | |
| Full-time employment (4) | |
| Holding of two jobs (3) | |
| Moonlighting (3) | |
| Non-standard employment (43) | |
| Self-employment (65) | |
| Unpaid work (6) | |
| Youth employment (106) | |
0#4#full time employment Full-time employment 0#4#full time job Full-time employment 0#4#full time work Full-time employment
G#3v 4516 Holding of two jobs 0#4#holding of two jobs Holding of two jobs G#3v 4517 Moonlighting 0#4#clandestine employment Moonlighting
0#4#illegal employment Moonlighting 0#4#illegal work Moonlighting 0#4#moonlighting Moonlighting G#3v 4518 Nonstandard employment
For example, relationship promoters often had a full time job and a central position within the network. In this context, the works on the creative milieu
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