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Rethinking the Justice for Janitors Model for the 21st century: Labor Organizing in the Sun Belt and Beyond |
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Unmet Expectations in the Employment Relationship of New Labour Migration |
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Interns or Workers? Student Labor in China |
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"Labour pains: The development of freedom in the Indian labour market" |
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Dignity enactment as resistance in the workplace |
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OCCUPATONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY IN CHINA’S AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY |
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‘A science to it’: flexible time and flexible subjectivity in the digital workplace |
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Automatic milking systems and the role of the stock keeper. |
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Labour and livelihoods: value in and for Global Production Networks |
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Resistance is futile? Evidence from the small firms sector |
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Strategies for union gender democracy – a comparative perspective |
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Hidden dishes – how food gets on our plates: undocumented migrants and the restaurant sector |
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Preparing the Next Generation: U.S. Labor Union Efforts to Mobilize Young Workers |
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Emotional Labor and Depression: The mediating role of job satisfaction and the moderating role of electronic monitoring |
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Articulations of Informal Labour: informal waste collectors in the Singapore-Malaysia e-waste recycling value chain |
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The fragmentation of trade union representation and organisation – ‘contract-based recognition’ through the UK trade union statutory recognition process |
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A New Regime of Labour?: the Case of Foxconn Factories in Czech Republic |
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Trying to Find People Jobs in the Recession-- Understanding the Labor Process of Front Line Employment Center Workers |
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Client centred care versus computer centred care: The standardization of hospital caring work |
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Art against Commerce? The Work of Musicians in the Field of Cultural Production |
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Strawberry fields forever: the intersection of the supply chain with the multilevel governance of employment |
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Lattes and Laptops: Escaping the Collective Office |
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Trade union channels for influencing EU-policies |
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Changes in mismatch between workplace situation and work values – An internationally comparative study from 1989 to 2005 |
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Diffusion of Legal Knowledge and the Rise of Labour Struggle in China: The Pivotal Role of Labour NGOs and Legal Aid Centers |
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The invisible link - worker figurations in supply chain capitalism |
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Cultutal production: ecologies, networks and labour |
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How teachers at Vocational Colleges respond to contradictory political demands: To provide a highly skilled labour force while at the same time solving young people’s social problems. |
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The new world of work and related new employees life-scripts? |
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Interactional Injustice, Organizational Cynicism and its consequences for Chinese workers: An explanation based on social identification theory |
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Conceptualizing the Finance – Labor Nexus |
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The effects of labor market experiences and the migration process on health outcomes for older Puerto Ricans |
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Mobile labour and global production networks in the mining industry: labour agency and the case of Ravensthorpe Nickel Operation. |
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Bringing on the Reserves: Migrant labour in the discipline and control of active labour. |
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The impact of Global Value Chain on Third World Female Body: A Gender Analysis of Clothing Chain between Bangladesh and UK |
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The rise of a new public service class? The state as employer in times of crisis |
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Conflict at Work and Individual Conflict Resolution – Comparing France, Germany and the UK |
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Community-based immigrant organizations: opportunities and challenges for labour organizing |
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The State Competing for Service Provision: Still an Attractive Employer? Employment in the Public Waste Collection in France, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom |
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Global destruction networks, labour and waste |
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The formulation and representation of workplace grievances: a comparative study of conflict expression |
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Historicizing the Labor Process: studying Honduran migrant labor in New Orleans through time |
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The need to ‘legitimise’ work: Home-based teleworkers and their relationships with family and friends |
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Worker Activism and Agency: An exploratory review of worker activists’ biographies from the North East of England |
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It makes you make the time: An ethnographic study of busy people on their allotments |
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Globalization, Unions and Labor Demand Elasticity in China |
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Intra-household inter-generational resource allocation in China: labour supply, education and human capital transmission. |
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| Addison |
Lincoln |
Borderline Despotism: Migrant Workers and Large Scale Agriculture in South Africa |
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| Aguiar |
Luis |
“Is the JfJ model the future of union organizing across the globe?” |
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| Albert |
Kyle |
The "Credential Society" Expands: Voluntary Occupational Certification in the United States |
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| Anner |
Mark |
Progressive and Regressive Labor Strategies in Buyer and Producer-Driven Global Value Chains |
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| Antoniadou |
Marilena |
It’s a long way till June: exploring antecedents and consequences of discrete emotions in Higher Education. |
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| Atkinson |
Will |
The Evolution of Digital Labour |
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| Atkinson |
Will |
Technical Workers in The British Studio System: Exploring Labour Processes in the Film Industry 1927-1950 |
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| Backman |
Christel |
Accessibility and Inaccessibility to Occupations in Career Guidance Materials |
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| Baines |
Donna |
Lean Working in the Nonprofit Sector |
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| Bancarzewski |
Maciej |
The nature of trade union and workers responses to process of Japanization in Poland |
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| Beckles |
Kaydeen |
The Effects of Globalization on Trade Unionism in Barbados’s Tourism Sector |
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| Besen-Cassino |
Yasemin |
Aesthetic Labor and Youth Work in America: Finding Jobs after the Recession |
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| Bobek |
Alicja |
Is money always most important? Polish construction sector workers in Ireland after the Celtic Tiger. |
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| Bok |
Marcia |
Feminism and the Work Experience of Low-Income Women in the U.S. |
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| Bolton |
Sharon |
A political economy of compassion: Everyday life teaching children with challenging behaviours |
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| Bory |
Anne |
Corporate restructurations, work process and union power : comparing cases in Spain and France. |
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| Bould |
Sally |
Work-life boundaries for older women workers in Western Europe |
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| Bråten |
Mona |
Safety, culture and risk: Migrant labour in the Norwegian construction industry |
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| Brook |
Paul |
From the overuse of value to the degradation of labour process theory: A critique of the autonomist concept of value and the retreat from workplace analysis |
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| Brookes |
Marissa |
Varieties of Power in Transnational Labor Campaigns: Understanding Workers’ Structural, Institutional, and Coalitional Power in the Global Economy |
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| Buch |
Anders |
Situational Analysis of Expert Work Practices |
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| Butler |
Peter |
Workplace partnership: The shop stewards' tale |
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| Cartier |
Marie |
Unequal working conditions among home care service workers in France: What does working in the domestic sphere mean for working-class women ? |
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| Cartwright |
Jo |
The Relevance of Competitive Strategy on the Nature of Emotional Labour in the Retail Industry: a Comparative Case Study Approach of Managers, Employees and Customers |
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| Chan |
Chris |
Labour Agency in the Global Production Network: Workers, State and the Labour Regulatory Regime in China |
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| Chan |
Chris |
Direct Elections of Workplace Trade Union in China:The implications for changing labour regime |
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| Chen |
Gwen |
Am I a researcher or a lab technician: a case study of skill utilisation in a UK Chemical Organisation |
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| Chillas |
Shiona |
Employability and internships in the ICT Sector |
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| Chowdhry |
Sushila |
Exploring the emotional labour of further education lecturers in Scotland |
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| Chuang |
Ya-Han |
Intersectionality, labour politics and organisation strategies: the case of the Confédération Générale du Travail and Chinese migrant workers in France |
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| clark |
ian |
Financial Distress, Administration and Re-Structuring on the High Street: Financialization and the Workplace? |
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| Corman |
June |
Experiencing work in a Rubber Plant and the Aftermath of Closure |
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| Cornfield |
Dan |
Mobilizing against Inequality: Unions, Immigrant Workers, and the Crisis of Capitalism |
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| Coulter |
Kendra |
Jobs, Solidarity, and Horses: Examining Racing Workers’ Collective Action in Ontario, Canada |
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| Coulter |
Kendra |
Revolutionizing Retail: Mapping Workers’ Collective Action in Canada and the United States |
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| Cumbers |
Andrew |
Labour’s entanglements in global production networks? The scalar politics and ambivalences of trade union action |
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| Cunningham |
Ian |
The personalisation of social care services – a recipe for intensification, casualization in voluntary sector social services |
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| Daly |
Tamara |
aCOUNTability: legislating lean long-term care |
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| Danford |
Andy |
Fieldwork Matters: Deconstructing the case for the abolition of the Agricultural Wages Board for England and Wales |
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| Dassinger |
Janet |
Soft Money", Hard Times: Contract Employment in University Research and Non-profit Social Services |
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| Dean |
Deborah |
The Labour Process in 'Unusual Work' |
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| DEREYMEZ |
Jean-William |
35 hours: a French passion |
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| Dhar |
Niladri |
Labour Absorption in Crop Production in Andhra Pradesh: Issues and Evidence |
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| Dobbins |
Tony |
Regulating for mutual losses: the Information & Consultation of Employees Directive in Liberal Economies |
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| Donaghey |
Jimmy |
FROM EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS TO CONSUMPTION RELATIONS: BALANCING LABOR GOVERNANCE IN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS |
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| Duffy |
Ann |
Deindustrialized Women Workers |
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| DURAN-PALMA |
Fernando |
An Analytical Framework for the Comparative Study of Union Strategy |
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| Elfstrom |
Manfred |
Nationalism, Social Justice and the Relationship Between the Chinese Middle and Working Classes |
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| Ellis |
Vaughan |
The Managed academic? An examination of the academic labour process |
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| Ellis |
Vaughan |
‘The enemy within or partners?’ Investigating managers’ perceptions of trade unions in the UK |
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| Engstrom |
Sandra |
Organisational Justice and UK Child and Family Social Workers |
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| Erdogan |
Emine |
Women Workers in 'Sun' Food Factory in Turkey |
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| Evans |
Claire |
'Failing to build trust through employee involvement (EI) practices - managerial commission or omission?' |
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| Fan |
Youqing |
A 'Union Renewal' in the Making? Evidence from China's official union reforms |
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| Fanning |
Eugene |
Utilizing Codes of Conduct to Protect Migrant Workers in Low-Wage Workplaces: A Trade Union Perspective |
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| Feuerstein |
Patrick |
'Voting with feet' – employees' ‘mobility power’ in the Indian IT industry |
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| Fichter |
Michael |
Global Agreements in the Service Sector: An Organizing Tool for Transnational Union Networks? |
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| Frenette |
Alexandre |
Making the Intern Economy: Role and Career Challenges of the Music Industry Intern |
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| Friedman |
Eli |
Manifold Instability: Education Work in Beijing’s Segregated Schools |
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| Gillan |
Michael |
Scripted Out: Production Networks, Regional Economic Development and Labour Geographies of Tamil Nadu |
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| Grady |
Jo |
Managing the Customer: Sexualised Labour in the West African banking sector |
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| Greasley |
Kay |
How are outcomes of HR innovations interpreted? A case study evaluation |
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| Greenbaum |
Joan |
Panel: Alternative issues and forms of union power |
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| Haipeter |
Thomas |
Fragmenting Financialisation: Practice and Effects of Profit-Sharing in the German Metalworking Industry |
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| Hammersley |
Geraldine |
“It’s an Irish thing”: Speaking out in the workplace. |
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| Hampson |
Ian |
Licensing and the Labour Process in Australian Aircraft Maintenance: Deskilling by Stealth? |
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Paper |
| Hampson |
Ian |
Building ‘Professional Skills’: Identifying and Developing ‘Invisible Skills’ in the Division of Finance and Operations in a Large Australian University |
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| Hampson |
Ian |
Swedish Worklife Research and Labour Process Theory: Lessons to learn? |
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| Hardy |
Kate |
Recognition, regulation and redistribution: localism and sex worker organizing |
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| Hartz |
Ronald |
And Justice for All? – An empirical analysis of the collective bargaining of the German public service in 2012 in reference to Boltanski´s & Thévenot´s ‘orders of worth’ |
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| Haviland |
Sara |
Risk Allocation: Employer Dependence and the Welfare State |
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Paper |
| Hedenus |
Anna |
Career choices as Hobson’s choice? Interpretations and use of occupational descriptions among Swedish youths |
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| Henama |
Unathi |
THE HISTIORY OF THE DEMOCRATIC NURSING ORGANISATION OF SOUTH AFRICA: A NURSING UNION IN SOUTH AFRICA |
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| Heyes |
Jason |
EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION UNDER FIRE: WHY LABOUR MARKET DEREGULATION WILL NOT DELIVER QUALITY JOBS |
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| Hofmeister |
Heather |
A “Slow Work” Research Agenda |
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| Holgate |
Jane |
Active unions, active communities: a turn towards community organising in the UK |
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| Holmes |
Craig |
Are universities the best way to create high skills? The consequences of mass higher education in the UK |
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| Holt |
Helle |
Erosion of boundaries and new forms of control in factory work |
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Paper |
| Holts |
Kaire |
Towards a Taxonomy of Virtual Work |
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| Hopkins |
Benjamin |
Migrant Labor and Non-Permanent Employment in the United Kingdom |
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| Howcroft |
Debra |
The Apple Business Model: Crowdsourcing Global Production |
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| Hurrell |
Scott |
‘The kids are alert’: Employed students’ experiences of and attitudes towards the use of social networking sites in recruitment and employment. |
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Paper |
| Huws |
Ursula |
Labour, global value chains and the shifting relationship between capital and the state |
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| Huzell |
Henrietta |
In search of the service phantom worker - a gap analysis of demand and supply |
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| Hvid |
Helge |
Degradation and re-creation of rhythms in everyday workplace practices |
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Paper |
| Ige |
Adejoke |
Understanding the Social Process of ACAS Arbitration in the Era of Change |
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| Ikeler |
Peter |
From Taylorism to 'Toyotism' in the Retail Sector? A Comparison of Work in Traditional and Discount Department Stores |
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Paper |
| Ingold |
Jo |
The ‘recipient firm’ in welfare to work: employer engagement in the UK Work Programme |
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| Jacobsen |
Heike |
Social Research on Service Work in Germany: from the margins into the mainstream |
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| Jaffee |
David |
Good Jobs and Bad Jobs in the Logistics Sector of Global Value Chains |
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| jaros |
stephen |
Global financialization and the workplace: New directions in Labour Process research? |
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Paper |
| Jenkins |
Jean |
Voice and How to Silence It: Labour strategies in Garment and Electrical Value Chains in Southern India |
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| Jia |
Wenjuan |
Moral Politics of SOE Workers:Piece wage system and workers’ discontent in a State-Owned Enterprise |
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| Johansson |
Stina |
Gender equality as a part of union renewal: a discourse analysis of the development of trade union strategy |
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| Jordan |
Kirrily |
Disciplining Australian labour? Control and resistance among low-paid Aboriginal workers and the unemployed |
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| Julián |
Dasten |
Precariousness, modernity and capitalist modernization Contributions from Latin America |
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| Juravich |
Tom |
Artifacts of Workers’ Knowledge:Finding Skill in the Closing and Restructuring of a Furniture Manufacturer |
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Paper |
| Kamp |
Annette |
What counts, who counts? Standardization and emotional work in psychiatric care |
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Paper |
| Karlsson |
Jan Ch |
The worker collectivity – protected membership in the work organisation |
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| Kirchhoff |
Jörg |
Employee voice in professional bureaucracies |
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| Kirchner |
Stefan |
The German economy and its diversity: Investigating the connections between employee skills, flexibility and innovative capability profiles |
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| KRETSOS |
LEFTERIS |
Economic and political determinants of public sector pay in Europe |
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| Krinsky |
John |
“Giving Back”: Neoliberal Governance and the Varieties of Unpaid Work in the Department of Parks and Recreation in New York City |
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Paper |
| laaser |
knut |
The (a)moral economy of bank work |
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| Lafer |
Gordon |
The Attack on Teachers' Unions and the Deskilling and Planned Destruction of The Teaching Profession |
Abstract |
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| Lane |
Linda |
The effect of the economic recession on work-life conflict and well-being of Swedish employees |
Abstract |
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| Lara |
Angel |
Producing the squares: Occupy Wall Street and the Spanish May-15 movement from the perspective of cognitive labour |
Abstract |
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| LeBaron |
Genevieve |
Labor in ‘Green’ Supply Chains: Rethinking The Social-Environment Nexus |
Abstract |
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| Lee |
Chun-Yi |
The Space of Labour NGO in China |
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Paper |
| Liang |
Guowei |
Nanhai Honda strike and the Institutional Fix |
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| Lin |
Kevin |
Becoming a State Capitalist Union: the Role of Chinese Union in the Reform Era |
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| Lin |
Lefeng |
Workers under Disorganized Despotism: A Case from Chinese State-Owned Shipbuilding Industry |
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Paper |
| lopez calle |
pablo |
Corporate restructurations, work process and union power : comparing cases in Spain and France. |
Abstract |
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| Lu |
Mengjie |
Control and Consent in the Process of Employee Participation in Chinese State Owned Enterprise: A Field Research in BZ Iron and Steel Company |
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Paper |
| Manansala |
Michael |
Labor Migration and Social Stratification: Interlinking Mobilities in the Philippines |
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| Mannevuo |
Mona |
Cruel Optimism in Contemporary Academia |
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| Mareschal |
Patrice |
Organizations Under Stress: Public Sector Unions in a Time of Retrenchment |
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| Marks |
Abigail |
'Be at work and well, or don't be at all': The role of line management for the support of employees with mental health problems. |
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Paper |
| Martino |
Carmen |
Organizing from the “bottom up”: How one NJ worker center is responding to conditions in low wage labor markets |
Abstract |
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| McDonald |
Paula |
How effective is ADR? Settlement outcomes in discrimination complaints |
Abstract |
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| Meil |
Pamela |
Looking for labor in global value chains |
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| Meldgaard Hansen |
Agnete |
Help for self-help in elderly care – expenditure cuts and attractive workplaces for care workers? |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Meuret-Campfort |
Eve |
The meaning of trade union activism: women union activists in a lingerie factory and in childcare centers. |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Mokkil Maruthur |
Sumeetha |
‘SKILL’ IN A GLOBALISED WORLD: A STUDY OF MIGRANT WORKERS IN THE GOLD JEWELLERY MAKING INDUSTRY IN KERALA, INDIA |
Abstract |
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| Moss |
Rachel |
Working for longer after the menopause: are women’s careers being affected and what should/could be done to minimise potential impact on career progression? |
Abstract |
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| Movitz |
Fredrik |
Flexible Working Hours as Opportunity, Practice and Outcome among Swedish ‘Knowledge Workers’ |
Abstract |
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| Movitz |
Fredrik |
‘Furthermore I think the Employment Protection Act Must be Abolished’ - The Persistence of the Swedish Employment Protection Act as Theoretical Anomaly? |
Abstract |
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| Movitz |
Fredrik |
A Crisis Later: Legitimizing Changes Made in Sweden, Paving the Way for More |
Abstract |
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| Newsome |
Kirsty |
Value in Motion: Labour and Logistics in the Contemporary Political Economy |
Abstract |
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| Nielsen |
Klaus T. |
The rise and regulation of work stress |
Abstract |
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| Niemistö |
Charlotta |
Survival stories and quest of well-being in moments of economic downturn |
Abstract |
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| Nisbet |
Elizabeth |
The Construction of Labor Markets: the Role of the State in Farm Work |
Abstract |
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| Öhrling |
Therese |
To be seen |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Oladeinde |
Olusegun O |
Management and the Dynamics of Labour Process: evidence from an Oil Refinery, Nigeria |
Abstract |
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| papanikou |
maria |
Power Relations and Aviation Professionals |
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| pegler |
lee |
Does primary producer incorporation in Global Value Chains (GVCs) have to be adverse? A study of acai producers in Amazonas State (Brazil). |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Pike |
Kelly |
Strong and Free? Examining Employment Standards Enforcement at the Top End of the Global Value Chain |
Abstract |
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| Pupo |
Norene |
Unions in Times of Crisis: Unionized Workers and Plant Closure |
Abstract |
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| Purcell |
Christina |
Temporary agency work and new forms of hegemonic despotism win French car manufacturing |
Abstract |
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| Qiao |
Jian |
Current Situation and Policy Orientation of the Labor Relations in China at the Beginning of the Sustainable Development Period |
Abstract |
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| Ranis |
Peter |
Factory and Enterprise Occupations, Worker Cooperatives and the Use of Eminent Domain in the United States |
Abstract |
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| Rasmussen |
Bente |
Professional workers – unionized, but unable to protect their employment? |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Rolfsen |
Monica |
Dance-training and sparring - the role of informal representative cooperation between management and union representatives. |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Root |
Lawrence |
Worker-Management Meetings in China: An Initiative for Workers’ Voice in Management Structure |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Rossi |
Arianna |
Better Work: a policy solution to place labour at the heart of global production networks |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Russell |
Bob |
Work in Professional Call-Centres: A Comparative Perspective on Tele-health in three Countries |
Abstract |
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| Sale |
Jonathan |
Wage, voice, exit, and public policy: a study on the mobility of labor in the Philippines |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Sandberg |
Ake |
The 'Swedish model': Changing reality and contested concepts of work and society |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Santos |
Jessica |
Social Networks as Inequality Mechanisms: a Role for Workforce Development Policy? |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Sardar |
Madhumanti |
A Capitalist Cure for Labor Pains? Gaining Labor Rights Under the Capitalist State and Private Capital in Mumbai, India |
Abstract |
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| Schulze-Cleven |
Tobias |
Leveraging Ideational Legacies: Partisan Labor Market Policies in Crisis-Ridden Europe |
Abstract |
Paper |
| SEIGNOUR |
Amélie |
International Framework Agreements in Global Value Chains : Between managerial and social regulation |
Abstract |
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| Siegmann |
Karin Astrid |
Labour in global value chains: beyond voluntary initiatives |
Abstract |
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| Stewart |
Ann |
Missing the link: a gendered perspective on labour regulation in GVCs |
Abstract |
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| Stoyanova Russell |
Dimitrinka |
THE WORKING LIVES OF COMEDY PERFORMERS |
Abstract |
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| Tai |
Hsiao-Hui |
‘We Are Family’: Trade Union Development within Workplace in Taiwan |
Abstract |
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| Tapia |
Maite |
Evaluating community organizing: does the context matter? Evidence from the US, Germany, and the UK |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Tartanoglu |
Safak |
Representing The Quiet Ones? Effectiveness and Sustainability of Non-Union Worker Organizations in the Case of Association of Call Centre Workers |
Abstract |
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| Taylor |
Katie |
Kanban Boards: controlling workflow or workers? |
Abstract |
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| Taylor |
Phil |
‘”Severe Turbulence”: The Cabin Crew Labour Process, Employer and Worker Mobilisation and Union Action at British Airways |
Abstract |
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| ter Haar |
Beryl |
Effectiveness of IFAs: an assessment by competence and GVCs |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Thompson |
Paul |
Capital, Labour and Asymmetric Power Relations in Global Value Chains: the Digital Games Industry and Beyond |
Abstract |
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| Tijdens |
Kea |
The incidence of overqualification of migrant workers. Evidence from a global web-survey |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Tullius |
Knut |
Crisis or Revitalization of the ‘Spirit of Social Partnership’? - Legitimation Problems in the German Industrial Relations System |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Turner |
Thomas |
Do Unions Benefit Immigrant Workers? Evidence from Ireland |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Ulfsdotter Eriksson |
Ylva |
The purpose with Human Resource Management: Development of Metrics or the Striving for Humanity? |
Abstract |
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| Urano |
Edson |
Workload, Flexibility and Work Suffering in Japan |
Abstract |
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| Valsecchi |
Raffaella |
Are Management Consultants doing ‘Dirty Work’? |
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| van den Berg |
Annette |
Employee representation regimes in Europe: differences and effects |
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| van der Graaf |
Shenja |
Modding Inc. |
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| van Klaveren |
Maarten |
Job insecurity in times of relocation and crisis: workers in multinational enterprises and domestic firms compared |
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| Vermaut |
Hannah |
At the margins: renegotiating exploitation in low-wage Belgian SMEs |
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| Vincent |
Steve |
Putting critical realism to work? Debating the prospects for better labour process analyses |
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| Walker |
Marquita |
Mirrored Reflections: Female Pattern Resistance as a Power Strategy Preventing Exploitation of Housekeepers in the Hospitality Industry |
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| Wang |
Ruojing |
The Strategies and Motives of Government in Strikes |
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| wang |
xiao |
Strikes in China: What Determine Their Success or Failure? |
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| Wang |
Fuxi |
Employment Relations in Changes: Features and Trends of Labor Disputes in China |
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| Wenten |
Frido |
Class relations and transformations of the production process in a global enterprise – the case of Volkswagen de México |
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| Werner |
Marion |
Global production and uneven development: when adding labor isn’t enough |
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| wibberley |
gemma |
The challenges in contemporary union organizing |
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| Wickham |
James |
Migrant worklife careers and hospitality jobs: from dead ends to stepping stones? |
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| Wikstrand |
Frida |
Career counselor’s interpretation of occupations and their role in reproducing the structured labour market. |
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| Wolkowitz |
Carol |
Gender, Body Work and Commodification |
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| Wright |
Adrian |
Enterprise, Entrepreneurialism and Self Exploitation in Digital Games |
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| Xu |
Yi |
Labor rights and trans-border anti-sweatshop activism across Hong Kong and Mainland China |
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| Zhang |
Yuping |
Diverging Fortunes: The Evolution of Gender Wage Gaps for Singles, Couples, and Parents in China, 1989-2009 |
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| Zhang |
Hao |
Industrial Upgrading vs. Industrial Wage Coordination in China's Traditional Industrial Clusters: A Materialist Perspective |
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| Zheng |
Yu |
Knowledge-intensive R& D? A comparative case study of work and employment relations in the foreign invested R&D centres in China |
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| zinsmeister |
jan |
The deployment of the labour capacities of older employees in the organisation |
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