‘The Realities of Work’ draws upon a broad base of international research to examine the changing context and nature of work. The second edition of this highly popular text has been substantially revised and updated to include two new chapters on knowledge work and representation at work. Including more international examples and cross-national comparisons in response to feedback, the text also features a wealth of pedagogical devices such as case vignettes, definitions, learning objectives, more student exercises and summaries ensuring maximum accessibility for students.
Table of contents:
Introduction
The Changing Context of Work
Meaning of Work
Time and Work
Work Skills
Work Routines
Emotion Work
Knowledge and Work
Survival Strategies at Work
Unfair Discrimination at Work
Representation at Work
Hidden Work
Conclusion
Table of contents:
Introduction
The Changing Context of Work
Meaning of Work
Time and Work
Work Skills
Work Routines
Emotion Work
Knowledge and Work
Survival Strategies at Work
Unfair Discrimination at Work
Representation at Work
Hidden Work
Conclusion