The Shifting Landscape of Work
Resource type
Authors/contributors
- Duffy, Ann (Author)
- Glenday, Daniel (Author)
- Pupo, Norene (Author)
Title
The Shifting Landscape of Work
Abstract
The Shifting Landscape of Work is a contributed text that explores contemporary issues pertaining to labour in the context of race, class, age, economics, and gender, presented from a left-of-center perspective. All of the contributors are well known and respected scholars in their field of research. The authors challenge students to think about the dynamics of the labour market, including the realities of unpaid work and the impact of structural shifts in societal power relations. --Publisher's description
Place
Toronto
Publisher
Nelson Education
Date
2011
# of Pages
xiv, 254 pages: illustrations, portraits
Language
English
ISBN
978-0-534-27494-8
Library Catalog
Open WorldCat
Extra
OCLC: 656132969
Notes
Contents: Entrenchment of Racial Categories in Precarious Employment / Kiran Mirchandani [and others] -- Work, Living, and Learning Within Canadian Guest Worker Programs / Peter H. Sawchuk and Arlo Kempf -- The Lengthening Shadow of Unemployment / Ann Duffy -- Power and Loose Time: Resistance, Compliance and the Potential for Creativity in Large Organizations / Dan Glenday -- Coordinated Bargaining: Stemming the Tide, Opening the Floodgates / Alan Hall.
Citation
Duffy, A., Glenday, D., & Pupo, N. (2011). The Shifting Landscape of Work. Nelson Education. https://archive.org/details/shiftinglandscap0000unse/mode/2up
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