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Work Precarity, Mental Health, and Performance among Humanitarian Aid Workers in Egypt Post-2025 U.S. Funding Reduction
The humanitarian sector is increasingly characterized by precarious employment conditions and work precarity, including short-term contracts, unclear renewal terms, inadequate compensation, heavy workloads, and job insecurity, exacerbated by volatile donor funding. The 2025 U.S. funding cuts have in...
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