The Future of Work
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        Author/contributor
                    - Lowe, Graham S. (Author)
Title
            The Future of Work
        Abstract
            What are the trends shaping the future of work? How can unions respond in ways that will invigorate the labor movement for the 21st century? A paper addresses these questions by first presenting a critique of the future-of-work literature, followed by a detailed analysis of the best available Canadian evidence of the major forces already exerting pressures for change on workplaces. The shape of tomorrow's workplace is visible today. Unions will continue to play a vital role in Canadian society by adapting their organizing and collective bargaining strategies to the often contradictory economic, labor market, organizational, human resource management, and demographic trends evident today.
        Publication
            Relations industrielles / Industrial Relations
        Volume
            53
        Issue
            2
        Pages
            235-257
        Date
            Spring 1998
        Language
            English
        ISSN
            0034379X
        Accessed
            3/9/15, 11:00 PM
        Rights
            Copyright Les Presses de L'Universite Laval Spring 1998
        Citation
            Lowe, G. S. (1998). The Future of Work. Relations Industrielles / Industrial Relations, 53(2), 235–257. http://www.erudit.org/revue/ri/1998/v53/n2/index.html
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