Titlebook: Workplaces of the Future; Paul Thompson (Professor of Management in the Depa Textbook 1998Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Developments in Computing Work: Control and Contradiction in the Software Labour Process,he embodiment of ‘new technology’ which captures attention, impacting upon (and more likely than not afflicting) work organisation, and potentially threatening to eliminate employment altogether. A distinction between ‘hardware’ and ‘software’ may be vaguely noted, with hardware being ‘the bit you c

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,‘Bright Satanic Offices’: Intensification, Control and Team Taylorism, an atrium with luxuriant plants (some of them real). It is a built environment clearly designed to impress the passer-by or the visiting client with the suggestion of corporate or organisational prestige and modernity. The office worker, however, sees none of this. For her it is the place where, da

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Textbook 1998Latest editiontains a wide range of issues and examples from factory and office, manual and non-manual work, public and private sector that illustrate the nature of the future of work.Contributions are drawn from the key names in this field and include international material.

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Developments in Computing Work: Control and Contradiction in the Software Labour Process,an kick’. The nature of the production system which creates not the machinery but the programs which run on the machinery, so potentially shaping the work of others, has remained a black box in all but a few exceptional studies.

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2947-0064 on of all the key sectors of waged work: routine, technical,.Workplaces of the Future. examines change in workplace structures and relations and considers what the contemporary workplace looks like.The book contains a wide range of issues and examples from factory and office, manual and non-manual w

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,The Times They Are A’Changing: Dividing and Recombining Labour Through Computer Systems, be consultants or outside vendors who develop systems for the general public such as general accounting packages. Whatever the method of system development, computer information systems are ordered to meet certain sets of requirements and such requirements generally reflect the organisational philosophy and objectives of upper management.

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