| Abílio |
Ludmila |
The present continuous of the South in the future of work: AI, Just-in-time workers and New forms of labour control |
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| Acar |
Emine Canan |
International students work experience in irregular works in London |
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| Adham |
Ayman |
Mobility power and migrant workers: Some evidence from the construction sector in Saudi Arabia |
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| albelali |
saja |
Managing female labour in Saudi Arabian SMEs and the shifting role of females in Saudi society under the Nitaqat regime |
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| Alexander |
Lukas |
Introducing young unemployed to the sobering reality of work: “Cooling out” in active labour market policies |
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| Altreiter |
Carina |
The principle of achievement as driving force of class fragmentation |
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| Alves |
Paulo |
Call centre workers: loyalty, exit or… voice? |
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| Araújo Filho |
Tarcísio |
State and life strategies : the case of street vendors in Belo Horizonte (Brazil) |
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| Aref |
Ahmed |
Re-Examining the Gendered Oil Curse and Women’s Labor Participation in the Arab Gulf: A Comparative Study of Kuwait and Qatar (2007-2018) |
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| Armano |
Emiliana |
The Social Production of Radical Space: The embodied Labor Struggle of Digital/Gig Economy Workers |
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| Atzeni |
Maurizio |
Local politics and workers’ organisational practices in the waste collection and recycle chain in Argentina and Chile |
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| Ayaz |
Muhammad |
Work Restructuring in Global Value Chains: The Emergence of Hegemonic Despotic Factory Regime in Pakistan’s Apparel Industry |
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| Badger |
Adam |
It gets better with age(?): AI and the Labour Process in old and new gig-economy firms |
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| Baglioni |
Elena |
Labour Regimes: Theory, Method, Operationalisation |
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| Bagnardi |
Francesco |
Public policies, Adverse Incorporation and the logic of network capital: evidences from two production networks in Southern Italy |
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| Bajard |
Flora |
Is the model of Activity and Employment Cooperatives transferrable anywhere? About the possibilities and limits of social protection of freelance workers. |
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| Balasubramanian |
Girish |
To Organize or not is the Question for the Informal sector workers: A case for unionization in the Ship breaking industry in India |
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| Ballardie |
Ruth |
Sectorial wage inequality in Australia: The role of unions and the Industrial Relations landscape |
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| Banday |
Muneeb |
At the far ends of GPNs: Child labour in hybrid cottonseed production in Western India |
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| Banday |
Muneeb |
Towards an embedded and dialectic approach to labor agency: The case of hybrid cottonseed farming industry in Western India |
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| BANSODE |
Prashant |
Of Fragmentary Work and new forms of Subordination and Exclusion The case of sugarcane cutter migrant labourers |
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| Barada |
Valerija |
Narrating life and labour. Fragmented lives of working women in Croatia |
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| Barthel |
Georg |
Contradictions in the culture of solidarity at Amazon as a challenge to intermediary trade unions |
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| Baskaran |
Gracelin |
A Shifting Paradigm Within Decent Work: Firms and Communities |
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| Bellido de Luna |
Daina |
De-collectivising strategies in Chile's food manufacturing industry: a case study. |
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| Bembič |
Branko |
Embracing care identity within capitalist division of labour: Desegregation in Slovene long-term care |
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| Benassi |
Chiara |
Beneficial constraints in lean times: A re-assessment of the German Diversified Quality Production |
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| Benassi |
Chiara |
Out of sight out of mind: The challenge of externalisation for industrial manufacturing unions in Germany and Italy |
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| Bertolini |
Alessio |
Labour law and on-demand work: an analysis of policy actors’ ideas and strategies in the gig economy |
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| Bessa |
Ioulia |
Varieties of precarity in Europe: An empirical analysis of different types of precarity in comparative perspective |
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| bhowmick |
piyali |
Work, Women and re-imagined Identities: A study of working lives in handloom karkhana in North-East India |
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| Bilić |
Paško |
Financialisation, Labour and Algorithms: The Case of Google |
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| Bilsland |
Karen |
"Let's walk and talk shop": reflecting on the value of walking interviews in labour process research |
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| Binner |
Kristina |
Solidarity and the self-activated Subject: Individualized strategies and coping methods between resistance and compensation. |
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| Bjørkquist |
Catharina |
Responses to pressure on working in the welfare state - dilemmas in mental health work |
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| Blakely |
Helen |
Nurturing the labour movement: the significance of childhood memories for unionisation. |
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| Bobek |
Alicja |
Precarious professionals at work and beyond: the role of luck and social connections |
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| Boccardo |
Giorgio |
The banking labour process: contradiction between automatization, robotization and the construction of the social confidence. |
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| Bolaño |
César |
Information, communication and the subsumption of intellectual labor |
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| Bone |
Kate |
Coworking as a new hybrid workspace: An exploratory study from New Zealand |
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| Bottalico |
Andrea |
The obsolescence of labour, between self-management, automation and control. An analysis of the organizational assets of Port labour in a comparative perspective. |
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| Bragtvedt |
Stian |
Innovation and Consent in the Nordic Model |
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| Bråten |
Mona |
Sexual harassment in health- and servicesector - #metoo? |
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| Briken |
Kendra |
Labour's Value's Lost? Revisiting Labour Process Analysis and the Value Form |
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| Briken |
Kendra |
Lack of Fulfilment?: Establishing a Trade Union Bridgehead in e-Retail Economy Warehousing |
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| Brook |
Paul |
Making the case for variegated capitalism in labour process analysis and political economy of work |
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| Brookes |
Marissa |
Global Unions and the Push for Private Governance: Institutionalizing Employment Relations on the International Scale |
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| Buchholz |
Johan |
The ambiguity of digitalization: the tension between change and day-to-day requirements in industry and service work |
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| Buckley |
Joe |
Informalising labour and resisting capital in Vietnamese garment production |
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| Byford |
Iona |
Strikes, emotions and social identity: an investigation using text and visual research methods. |
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| Byford |
Robert |
Photoactivism for Precarious Heroes. |
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| Carelli |
Rodrigo |
Uber, the Firm that Plays the Grey Zone of Work and Employment |
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| Carstensen |
Anne Lisa |
Between Conflict and Cooperation. Interactions and Relationships between Trade Unions and Migrant’ Workers Organizations in Western Germany in the 1970s and 80s |
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| Carstensen |
Tanja |
Hand, Heart, Home Office. Dis/continuities of (in)visible work |
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| Carter |
Daniel |
The European Precariat: The Free Movement of Workers in the Era of Precarious Employment |
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| Casas Gonzalez |
Beatriz |
Automated and autonomous? Technology as mediator in labour subjectivation |
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| CHAKRABORTY |
MITAJA |
Solidarity networks and modes of organising: discoursing gendered labour in RMG industry of Bangladesh |
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| Chakraborty |
Saikat |
Dignity as control: Work experiences of Indian security guards |
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| Chambers |
Thomas |
'Lean on Me': Digitization, Marketization, Precarity & the Enactment of Sifarish in a North Indian City |
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| Chaytaweep |
Saowalak |
Precariousization of labour : reconsidering work and employment in Thailand |
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| Choi |
Susanne YP |
Migrant Service Work, Masculinity and Respect in China |
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| Cianferoni |
Nicola |
A Case Study on Fragmentations and Solidarities in the Gig Economy: How a Gig Workers Mobilization shaped a Bike Deliverers Online-Platform? |
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| Çınar |
Sidar |
Growing desperation in the construction site: the analysis of the movie "my father's wings" |
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| cini |
lorenzo |
From control over workers to worker resistance in platform capitalism. Some insights from the logistics sector in Italy |
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| Cioce |
Gabriella |
Low-paid migrant workers, identity and collective action: An ethnographical account of loading bay operatives' struggles for workplace rights. |
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| Ciprikis |
Klavs |
The Impact of Mental Health on Labour Market Outcomes: Evidence from the UK |
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| Clark |
ian |
Fragmentation but no solidarity! Grey zones of hand car washing across middle England |
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| Clark |
ian |
How do Licensing regimes displace labour law and trade unions? |
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| Clarke |
Linda |
Trade unions and the green transition in construction: challenges and opportunities |
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| Coderre-LaPalme |
Genevieve |
Trade union responses to restructuring in France: comparing the private and public sector |
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| Conen |
Wieteke |
Quality of work among hybrid workers in Europe. An analysis of workers’ surveys 2000-2015 |
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| Cook |
Hugh |
Rethinking situated learning during austerity: participation and communities of practice in the UK Fire and Rescue Service |
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| Cullinane |
Niall |
The trajectory of contemporary shop steward organisation in the UK car industry: Revisiting old trends and assessing new directions |
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| Cutter |
Jo |
Not dead yet: emergent hybrid forms of resistance under fragmented collective bargaining |
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| D'Amours |
Martine |
Work and employment in new productive configurations: an effort of reconceptualization |
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| D'Amours |
Martine |
The construction of a gray zone of employment and the vagaries of collective representation: the case of home childcare providers in Quebec |
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| Danaj |
Sonila |
Labour mobility and OSH vulnerability of posted workers: the cases of Austria and the Slovak Republic |
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| Deakin |
Ria |
Workplace bullying and disability: filling the contextual void. |
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| debanes |
pauline |
Sectoral estimation of the impact of financialization on the wage share in France since 1990 |
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| Delfanti |
Alessandro |
Amazon: robots and living labour |
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| Deniz |
Ceren |
Flexible Labor Regimes in Provincial Turkey: Values that Constitute the Realm of Consent and Coercion |
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| Devereux |
Helen |
The complexities of experiencing job autonomy: the case of the international shipping industry |
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| Dharmapala |
Shanka |
From Kalliya to Shop Floor Workers: An Ethnographic Study of the Change in Labour Process and Reformation of Identity of Cinnamon Peelers in Sri Lanka |
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| Di Capua |
Laura |
Labour dynamics in Argentina: an approach from employment formality |
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| dif-pradalier |
mael |
Pushing the entry door of big companies. Issues and uses of an employment intermediary such as a training network |
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| dif-pradalier |
mael |
The role of trade unions in the creation of the first Transnational Federation of Couriers (delivery riders): Alliances with social movements and/or social movement unionism? |
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| Dordoni |
Annalisa |
Times and Rhythms of Working with Customers. Alienation and Immediatization Processes in the Shopping Streets of Milan and London. |
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| Duman |
Anil |
Rising Informality, Precarity and Dualization in the Turkish Labor Market |
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| DURAN |
GONZALO |
Fragmentation, Job instability and abolitionist decentralisation in collective bargaining. The Chilean case. |
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| Eaton |
Adrienne |
Students, Apprentices, Workers? Graduate Student Employees Self Perceptions |
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| Eggenhofer-Rehart |
Petra |
Career aspirations and work values in transition: Macro-economic, socialization, and life course effects |
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| Eichmann |
Hubert |
Attitudes towards the welfare state and patterns of solidarity in Austria based on a mixed methods study with ESS data and company case studies three regions |
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| Eikhof |
Doris Ruth |
Fighting gender inequality in a fragmented industry: gate keeping and opportunity in the Canadian screen industries |
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| Ellis |
Vaughan |
Examining the meanings and motivations for working within the Scottish microbrewing industry |
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| Erköse |
Hüseyin Yener |
Simple Control Redux: Impact of Financialization on Labour Control - Insights from the Turkish Hospitality Industry |
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| Esterbauer |
Christine |
Influencing factors for and social spaces of solidarity in times of individualization. Selected examples of creating solidarity concerning people in external, precariat or unsecure work conditions within the scope of Austrian trade union. |
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| Ewington |
Eve |
Gender, intersectionality and participation: a tale of two unions |
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| Felder |
Ruth |
Rethinking working class politics: organizing informal workers in Argentina |
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| Felstead |
Alan |
Putting the Spotlight on Job Quality: Developing a Tool to Identify the Highs and Lows, and Prompt Change |
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| Feltrin |
Lorenzo |
Tunisia’s Transition to Neoliberalism: A Class Composition Approach |
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| Fernandes |
Paulo |
Collective bargaining in Portugal 2008-2018: Between crisis and after “troika” |
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| Ferschli |
Benjamin |
Capitalism without Bosses: Control over the Labour Process in the Self-Managing Firm |
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| Firth |
Rhiannon |
A proposed typology for mapping radical discourses of technological change and implications for political positioning This paper will map discourses of technology on the left, and evaluate their implications for political standpoints and action on the new wave of automation. The need for the paper arises with the emergence of ‘Industry 4.0’ and various developments which contribute to making the relationship between humans and machines more symbiotic, including developments in the field of arti |
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| Fishwick |
Adam |
Austerity and Labour Control in Latin America |
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| Forde |
Chris |
Lobbying, regulation and the representation of workers in the temporary agency industry |
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| Foti |
Alex |
GIG WORKERS FIGHT BACK: Riders Strikes, Labor Organizing, and Employment Status in the EU and UK |
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| Fritsch |
Nina-Sophie |
Gender and Low-wage employment in Germany, Austria and Switzerland |
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| Fritsch |
Nina-Sophie |
The gendered division of the labour market and occupational transitions in Austria |
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| Fuchs |
Gesine |
Challenging “work” for welfare recipients in Swiss Courts |
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| Gaitsch |
Myriam |
Capturing the hearts and minds of public servants: The emotional labour process of public employment agents and the possibility of critique – a Swiss case study |
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| Gandini |
Alessandro |
The ‘good life’ after work? Nostalgia and the future of work |
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| Gerold |
Stefanie |
On the necessity of a radical reconceptualization of work for a social-ecological transformation |
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| Ghosh |
Anweshaa |
“I have no other choice but to do this work.” Challenges and barriers faced by women workers in informal labour in Delhi. |
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| Goglio |
Valentina |
Resistance to MOOCs in the US Higher Education system |
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| Görögh |
Lenard |
Living on the Job: A Study on the Allocation of Employment and Housing in Low-wage Industries in Japan |
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| Grady |
Jo |
Funny ha ha or funny serious? Workers use of humour in the UCU pensions dispute and strike, 2018 |
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| GRAJCZJAR |
ISTVAN |
Political orientations and attitudes towards refugees of different solidarity clusters in Austria and Hungary |
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| Greasley |
Kay |
The ambiguous work of the fitness instructor: the blurred edges of ‘work’ and employment in the fitness industry |
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| Greco |
Lidia |
Selective participation, double insecurity. Putting GVCs and IDs to the test of labour |
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| Grugulis |
Irena |
Soft skills in computer games |
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| Haas |
Barbara |
The mismatch between actual and preferred work and working hours |
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| Hadjisolomou |
Anastasios |
‘The way he looks’: Bears, wolfs and cubs Sexualized aesthetic labour in the gay tourism industry. An empirical analysis |
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| Hagen |
Inger Marie |
“You can’t argue with numbers!” Transnational representation at company boards – the Nordic case |
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| Haidar |
Julieta |
Labour platform in the South Global. The case of app workers in Argentina |
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| Hamel-Roy |
Laurence |
When does care count as a job? Tracing the contours of the grey zones of cash-for-care home care delivery scheme in Québec |
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| Hansen |
Lise Lotte |
Representing the new ‘we’ – trade union solidarity in neo-liberal globalization |
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| Hardering |
Friedericke |
Between alienation and meaningful work – individual ways of appropriating work in times of work intensification in professional work |
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| Hauptmeier |
Marco |
What do European Employers’ Organisations do? |
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| Heiland |
Heiner |
Reversed Solutionism. Technological and Organisational Fix |
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| Heiland |
Heiner |
The Map is not the Territory. Contested Space in Food Delivery Work |
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| Hermans |
Maarten |
Digitalization in the Belgian retail sector: tensions, discourses, and trade union strategy |
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| Herr |
Benjamin |
Beyond algorithmic management: labour control in platform-based food delivery |
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| Hofbauer |
Johanna |
When work becomes invisible. Intensification of labour in online freelancing |
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| Hoffmann |
Maja |
Sectoral analysis of the impacts of greenhouse gas mitigation on employment for the Austrian economy, and implications for the debates on just transition and degrowth |
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| Høgedahl |
Laust |
Is youth just a word? Explaining the trade union density gap for young workers |
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| Høgedahl |
Laust |
Nurses' representation and recognition in industrial conflict. Comparing Finnish and Danish experiences |
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| Hohendanner |
Christian |
Refugees welcome: the added worker effect of the large refugee inflow to German establishments |
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| Holgate |
Jane |
Old actors becoming ‘new actors’? The influence of retired members in union campaigns |
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| Holmefjord |
Stian |
Self-regulation theory as a predictor to improve Job Club |
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| Holmes |
Craig |
Have skilled jobs become more routine? Evidence from UK workplaces |
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| Holmes |
Craig |
What accounts for the long-term changes in the chances of being NEET in the UK? |
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| Holtgrewe |
Ursula |
Digitalisation in the service context: European unions navigating erosion, disruption and innovation |
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| Hopkins |
Benjamin |
Emotional Labour and Burnout amongst Police Officers |
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| Howcroft |
Debra |
Gender Matters: An Exploratory Study of Platform Work |
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| Hristova |
Ivelina |
Identity, Belonging and Economic Outcomes in England and Wales |
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| Hrženjak |
Majda |
Hybridization of employment statuses in domestic and care work: comparison of European Union and Latin American strategies |
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| Hughes |
Emma |
Fragmented and fractured work and labour relations |
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| Hurrell |
Scott |
Mobilising for equality? Equal pay disputes, third-party activists and mobilisation theory. |
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| Hürtgen |
Stefanie |
Multi-scalar competition in Transnational European Production: Fragmentation meets Xenophobe Culturalization |
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| Huxley |
Katy |
#McStrike: Exploring representation of strike action on Twitter using social movement theory |
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| Irwansyah |
Irwansyah |
Workers' Solidarity in the labour mobilisation at Bekasi, Indonesia 2011-2013 |
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| Ivanova |
Mirela |
Resisting the Algorithmic Boss: Technology and collective strategies in two food delivery platforms in Berlin. |
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| Jaehrling |
Karen |
‘Digital Taylorism’: What scope for collective bargaining at company level ? Evidence from the logistics sector |
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| Jafar |
Amir |
Construction Workers in India: Fragmentations and Solidarities |
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| JAMIL |
Rabih |
Working in the gig economy, how public policies are fueling the grey zones of labor - Case of Uber in Quebec. |
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| JAMIL |
Rabih |
Uber Technologies and the making of an Algopticon – Insights from the daily life of Montreal drivers |
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| Jan |
Arthur |
Riding in the “Grey Zone”. A contribution to the analysis of platform workers hybrid status. |
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| Jana |
Madhusree |
The Mother-workers of India: Reproductive Labor and Women's Autonomy in Commercial Surrogacy |
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| Jansen |
Giedo |
Precarious Self-employment, Online Gig work and Collective Organization. |
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| Jena |
Ellina Samantroy |
Unpaid Work and Time Use Patterns of Women Workers in India:A Case Study of North East |
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| Jiang |
Joyce |
Visualising the voice of migrant domestic workers: opportunities and challenges in co-produced visual research |
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| Jochum |
Georg |
Socio-eco-technological transformation of the labour process – theoretical and conceptual considerations |
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| Jose |
Secki |
Exploring the connections between labour processes and regulations: A study of employment and work in the Indian IT industry |
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| Julio Medel |
Gabriela |
Discipline and the forms of resistance at the workplace in Chile |
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| Jyothish |
Rohith |
Labour Process and Social Relations of Production in the ICT Sector: A Case Study of Thiruvananthapuram City, India |
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| Kahancova |
Marta |
Social dialogue in the age of platform economy: comparative evidence from Europe |
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| Kahancova |
Marta |
Thinking ‘out of the box’: Trade union innovation in Central and Eastern Europe |
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| Kalff |
Yannick |
Lean Standardization and Skilled Labor: Digitizing tacit knowledge and work-place autonomy in a German mechanical engineering company |
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| Kamp |
Annette |
Virtual care work in times of citizen empowerment and retrenchment |
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| Kamp |
Annette |
The transformation of professional work. Introducing the paradigm of user involvement in Danish psychiatry and elderly care |
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| Kanungo |
Sruti |
The Changing Contours of Goldsmithing in India: A Sociological Study of Informal Work, State Regulation and ‘New’ Precarity among Migrant Artisans of West Bengal, India |
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| Karanfil |
İlknur |
Fragmentation of Work and Safety: Labour Process of Occupational Safety Experts in Turkey and Individual and Collective Strategies for Coping With Precarity |
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| KARMAKAR |
Suparna |
Future of work and labour policy in the Global South: The social impact of Automation and AI |
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| Kaur |
Pawanpreet |
Whither trade union: A case study of the Mumbai film industry |
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| Kenny |
Bridget |
Trading time: Store trading hours, the 5-day working week and theorising the conjunctural retail labour process from Johannesburg, South Africa, 1968-1972 |
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| Kesar |
Surbhi |
Precarity and Development: Production and Labour Process in the Informal economy in India |
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| Kirk |
Eleanor |
Worker consciousness and norms relating to contracting for work in a changing economy |
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| Klaus |
Dominik |
The Digital Blurring of Boundaries and the Negotiation of Paid Work |
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| Koepp |
Robert |
Old rule in new gowns? Conceptual framework and evidences for a digital Taylorism |
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| Korczynski |
Marek |
The Workplace Commons: Towards Understanding and Mapping Commoning within Work Relations |
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| Kornelakis |
Andreas |
Democracy or Technocracy? Labour market institutions, actors and institutional change |
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| Kozhevnikov |
Andrew |
The realisation of skills: Towards a multi-process perspective |
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| Krachler |
Nikolaus |
Publi-Sector Austerity and Professional Expertise: The Move from Holistic to Specialist Expertise in English Critical Care Nursing |
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| Kreissl |
Katharina |
Workplace health promotion as organizational strategy towards equality? |
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| Kreissl |
Katharina |
Narratives of Resistance? Academic Labour in Times of Precariousness |
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| Krings |
Torben |
‘Good’ bad jobs? The evolution of migrant low-wage employment in Germany in the light of economic and organisational changes |
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| Lavelle |
Jonathan |
An Irish solution to an Irish problem. Trade unions representing employees in non-union companies |
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| Liechti |
Fabienne |
What helps enhancing labour market chances of disadvantaged workers? Evidence from a survey experiment among employers in Germany, UK and Sweden |
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Paper |
| Liu |
Mingwei |
Power Resources and Strikes of Chinese Informal Workers |
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| Looise |
Jan Kees |
Debating the future of work: what can we learn from a historical approach? |
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| Ma |
Xinrong |
Solidarity and Fragmentation of Precarious Workers in China: Cases of Ethnic Yi Workers and Student Interns |
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| Madden |
Adrian |
Desynchronisation and the fragmentation of the temporal labour process |
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| Maitra |
Srabani |
Pathways to enclave entrepreneurship: Examining the Lived Experiences of Self-employed South Asian Immigrant Women within Ethnic Enclaves in Toronto, Canada |
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| Majumder |
Mrinmoy |
A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF TECHNOLOGY-BASED ORGANIZATION IN THE SHARED ECONOMY |
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| Malhaire |
Loïc |
Organizing a foreign and temporary workforce in Canada. The case of the Migrant Workers Association from Quebec. |
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| Malhaire |
Loïc |
The implementation of Canadian labour migration policies and the construction of unfree labour regimes |
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| Marinova |
Dani |
Taking Stock of Inequalities in Atypical Employment and their Implications for Political Inclusion |
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| Marticorena |
Clara |
Exploring temporalities in grassroots organization in Argentina, between 2001 crisis and the recent conservative shift |
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| Martin |
Angel |
The reception of HRM in Chile: a critical examination from the evidence of three large companies. |
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| Martindale |
Nicholas |
Privatization, Austerity and the Public Sector - Trends in Managerialism, Teacher Substitution and Work Intensification in 20,000 English Schools |
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| Martinelli |
Aris |
Work conflicts, cleavages and solidarities in Global Value Chains. Two case studies in the Swiss machinery industry |
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| Massimo |
Francesco Sabato |
Industrial Relations from Below Union Organizing and Institutional Change in an E-Commerce and Logistics Multinational Corporation |
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| McBride |
Jo |
The Forgotten Workers and the Indignity of Work and Non-Work. |
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| McDonald |
Paula |
Disruption, diffusion and displaced freelancers |
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| McLachlan |
Chris |
Exploring internal labour market 'churn': analysing employees' experience of internal redeployment |
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| McLachlan |
Chris |
Responsible restructuring and integrative concession bargaining: an empirical examination of the role of trade unions at a UK steel firm |
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| Menna |
Laura |
Autonomy and Solidarity: The Case of the Popular Street Vendors’ Union of Barcelona |
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| Meszmann |
Tibor T. |
In Search for Dexterous Workers: Third Country Nationals' Employment Through Temporary Work Agencies in Hungary |
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| Meyer-Lantzberg |
Franziska |
Demands and orientations of day care workers in reorganization proecesses |
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| Mezihorak |
Petr |
(De)fragmenting representations. The case of solo self-employment in France, Italy and Slovakia |
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| Mishra |
Nripendra |
Sub-contracting and emerging new self-employment in India |
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Paper |
| Mitra |
Sona |
Urban women's labour processes in the current spate of capital accumulation in India: Why do we see so few women in the official statistics? |
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| Mocca |
Elisabetta |
Place-based active citizenship in the post-work society. A study on citizens’ activation in Scotland |
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| Mori |
Anna |
The collective representation of professional self-employed workers in Europe. Old and new actors between traditional and innovative strategies |
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| Moro |
Angelo |
Beyond a generational perspective on the "unmaking of the working class"? Insights on the trasmission of "cultures of solidarity" in an Italian factory |
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| Mueller |
Eduard |
The customer as workforce and resource in the gig economy |
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| Mustchin |
Stephen |
Employment regulation and the labour process of labour inspectorates: the emergent challenges of fragmentation and de-skilling |
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| Myhill |
Katriona |
Job Quality, Fair Work and Gig Work: The Lived Experience of Scottish Gig Workers |
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| Nabwire |
Mercy |
Effects of Health Workers Unions in Resource Limited Settings; A Case Study of Prolonged Doctors and Nurses strikes in Kenya. |
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| Naedenoen |
Frederic |
New Autonomous Workers Collectivism – The Belgian Deliveroo Riders case |
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| Nagy |
Zsofia |
Workplace recognition and solidarity in Hungary in times of crises |
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| Nath |
Paaritosh |
The Shifting Dynamics of Work, Technology and Skills: A Case Study of the Automobile Industry in the National Capital Region (NCR) of India |
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| NCUBE |
FARAI |
Taking the Struggle beyond the Factory Gate: Challenges and Opportunities for Trade Union Revitalisation in light of Informalisation of the Zimbabwean Economy |
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| Neuhauser |
Johanna |
Still a reserve army? Reflections on the role of migrant labour in Western Europe |
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| Newsome |
Kirsty |
Working Insecurely and Unproductively: Exploring the Paradox of Intensified Work. |
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| Nierling |
Linda |
Transformation of work through sun and wind? Company strategies towards the German “Energiewende” |
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Paper |
| Ollé Espluga |
Laia |
Worker representatives and represented workers in occupational health: understanding interaction processes and effects |
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| Ortlieb |
Renate |
Fitting refugees into workplaces: Organizational inclusion, identity construction and exclusionary trends |
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Paper |
| Papadopoulos |
Orestis |
Welfare attitudes of unemployed people in Austria and Hungary |
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| Parker |
Jane |
Putting it out there: The democratic meanings of civil alliances for the New Zealand union movement |
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Paper |
| Parry |
Jane |
Blogging labour: utilising the grey zone to pursue mobility in a changing world of work |
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| Pattenden |
Jonathan |
The Politics of Classes of Labour in Asia and Latin America: Reproduction Zones and Collective Action |
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| Payne |
Jonathan |
It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it? Introducing robotics in the food and drink industry in Norway |
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| Penz |
Otto |
Marketization of welfare services and affective indeterminacy of state agents' labor power |
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| Perez |
Domingo |
Absolutist work regime. A political geography of capitalist enterprise |
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| Pérez Ahumada |
Pablo |
Power imbalances, labor policy continuity, and collective labor rights in Latin America: Chile in comparative perspective |
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| Pernicka |
Susanne |
Digital Platforms and Trade Unions’ Responses. Field Theoretical Reflections and Empirical Evidence |
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Paper |
| Pero |
Davide |
Building workers' power and solidarity among precarious migrant workers. The case of indie unions in London. |
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| Perrig |
Luca |
Platform management from within: The design and use of an online delivery app |
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Paper |
| PETRAKI |
GEORGIA |
Work and employment on digital platforms |
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| Pflücke |
Virginia |
The making of a female labour force? Domestic workers and trade unions in Spain and Uruguay |
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| Pina |
Marcos Roberto |
Work Hard, Party Harder: The Work of DJs in the city of São Paulo |
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| Piro |
Valeria |
Labour processes segmentation and forms of solidarity. The case of the Italian slaughterhouses |
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| Pitts |
Frederick Harry |
Get SMart: Self-employment, Universal Credit and institutional experimentation beyond Taylor’s British Way |
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| Pitts |
Frederick Harry |
The shared curation of quantified selves as class struggle and critical citizen social science |
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| Pitts |
Frederick Harry |
Locating labour in the circular economy: the production of social and ecological innovation |
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| Poblete |
Lorena |
Tackling informality. Policies of formalization in Argentina |
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| Pogliaghi |
Leticia |
When violence breaks into teachers´ labour process |
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| Pongratz |
Hans J. |
Self-exploitation – a theoretical approach |
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| Pulignano |
Valeria |
Class Compromise and Worker Solidarity among Logistics Workers:Warehouse Workers in Cross-National Perspective (1) |
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| PURVEEN |
SHAHANA |
Migrant Taxi Drivers in the City of Dreams |
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| Pustelnikovaite |
Toma |
Striving for excellence, achieving closure? Unravelling the labour market experiences of migrant academics in hard sciences, social sciences and humanities |
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| Quinlan |
Andrea |
Neoliberal Logics, Teaching Evaluations and the Career Trajectories of Marginalized Academic Women |
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| Quinlan |
Elizabeth |
Workplace Harassment: From Critical Realist Literature Synthesis to Embodied Foundations of Solidarity |
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| RAMALHO MARTINS |
FERNANDO |
A study on industrial delocalization in Brazil: a case from São Paulo automotive industry. |
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| Ramioul |
Monique |
The New World of Work: the impact of virtual teamwork on coordination, learning, autonomy and control |
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| Raut |
Karan |
Female Labor in Small Tea Gardens: A Reflections on Emerging Concerns |
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| Reddy |
Raghunandan |
An institutional ethnography of gendered labour process |
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| Rehm |
Miriam |
The German Minimum Wage, Work Organization and Worker Satisfaction |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Richards |
James |
Unkettling the unions? An action research study of surmounting the Trade Union Act 2016 in the UK higher education sector |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Richardson |
Helen |
‘Fragmentations and Solidarities in the era of ‘zombie capitalism’: temporary work agencies, alienation and human consequences’ |
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| Ringqvist |
Josef |
Gender and perceptions of class conflict |
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| Rosetti |
Nicolo |
Do trade union members have higher social solidarity? Assessing the impact of individual union membership in 18 European countries |
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Paper |
| Ross |
Stephanie |
The Neoliberal University as Workplace: Worker Representation, Fragmentation and Resistance |
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| Ross |
Jacqueline |
Fragmenting the Server: How the Spreading Technique of Tipping Informalizes, Incentivizes and Internalizes. |
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| Roy |
Chandrima |
Employee experiences and perceptions of Professional Identity in the Indian Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) Industry Post-crisis |
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| Rueckert |
Yvonne |
The ILO and the International Financial Organizations (IFIs) – Improving or degrading social protection and worker’s rights at the global level? |
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| Ryan |
Lorraine |
Grey zones of work: Do national labour force surveys capture the complexities of contemporary work arrangements? |
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Paper |
| Şahin |
Çağatay Edgücan |
Workers’ Struggle Strategies Under Late Neoliberalism: Scenes from Turkey |
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| Salmivaara |
Anna |
Is the triple burden heavier in the South? Production, reproduction and resistance in Cambodian garment industry |
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Paper |
| Samaluk |
Barbara |
Organized by transitions: The campaigns of students and unemployed graduates in Slovenia |
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| SANTIAGO PARAMO |
ANDREA |
Facing precarious work through on-demand platforms. The case of Mexican domestic workers |
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Paper |
| Sapic |
Jelena |
Making Sense of New Dynamics in the Platform Economy: The Serbian Case |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Sardadvar |
Karin |
Splitting days, fragmenting work: Split shifts in the cleaning and care sectors |
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| Sauer |
Stefan |
Acceleration@work: The case of project management and project work |
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| Sauer |
Stefan |
Socio-ecological sustainability @ work |
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| Sauer |
Petra |
Do Migrants have Access to Decent Work? |
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| Schaupp |
Simon |
De-solidarisation or new labour disputes? An ethnography of resistant solidarity cultures in platform-based courier work |
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| Schlogl |
Lukas |
The End of Industrial Work and its Political Ramifications: Estimating the Impact of Global Employment Change on Political Values |
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| Schmalz |
Stefan |
The Limits of Precariousness: The Polanyian Countermovement and German Labor Relations |
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| Schneider |
Anna |
PLACING THE DISPLACED: MEDIATING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR MIGRANTS |
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| Schoerpf |
Philip |
Yesterday’s snow becomes fully effective. The adoption of modern technologies at the workplace. |
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| SEGBENYA |
MOSES |
The impact of neo-liberalism as a new form of capitalism on the working conditions of informal stone quarry workers in Central Region of Ghana |
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| Shahid |
Amal |
Re’constructing’ Labour Relations: Coercion and Agency in Public Works Construction as part of Famine Relief in Colonial India c.1870-1914 |
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| Shalla |
Vivian |
The Transformation of White-Collar Service-Sector Work, Class Formation, and Feminization in the Canadian Airline Industry: A Labour Process Analysis |
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| Sharma |
Ashmita |
Protest and Resistance: Unionization and Labour Activism in the Tea Plantations of Assam, India |
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| Sharma |
Padmini |
Gig Economy in India: Changing Dynamics of Work and Employment Relations in E-Cab Services |
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| Siegmann |
Karin Astrid |
Precarity under the radar: identifying increased insecurity of Indian tea plantation workers |
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| Silarde |
Vincent |
The Bastardization of Labor Relations: Historical Roots and Prospects of Ending Precarious Employment in the Philippines |
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Paper |
| Simbürger |
Elisabeth |
Mapping the sensorial and digital dimension of academic capitalism: Precarious hourly paid academic teachers in Chile as mobile academic labour force entrepreneurs. |
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| Simms |
Melanie |
Precarious solidarities: unions, young workers and representative claims |
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Paper |
| Singh |
Priya |
Value Chain and Home-based Workers: A Study of Surplus Generation and Exploitation in Beedi Industry in India. |
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| SIQUEIRA |
ERICA |
Debt relationships mediated by new technologies as a way to control precarious work in Brazil's financialization scenario. |
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Paper |
| Sluiter |
Roderick |
Ethnic diversity at work and support for immigrant entitlements: studying spillovers from interethnic contact, interethnic social resources and cultural openness |
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Paper |
| SMITH |
CHRIS |
Neo-Paternalism as a labour regime: American Tech Employers, market paternalism and modern employment |
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| Softic |
Damir |
Solidarity at Work? Migrant Union Activism in Germany |
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Paper |
| Staples |
Ronald |
Showing Solidarity the digital way |
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| Steiler |
Ilona |
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled…? Collective action in the ‘informal economy’ |
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| Stroud |
Dean |
A Safer, Faster, Leaner Workplace? Worker Perspectives on Drone Technologies in the Steel Industry |
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| Tartanoglu Bennett |
Safak |
Formulating Local Activism: Politics of Worker Opposition in Global Garment Production Networks |
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| Teipen |
Christina |
Social Upgrading and Industrial Relations: Comparing the Auto Sector in South Africa with Apparel in China and Vietnam |
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Paper |
| Terry |
Esme |
Grey-zones of work in sub-prime finance: How regulation and app-based digital technologies govern self-employed collection agents in the home credit industry. |
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| Theunissen |
Anne |
‘Phantom employment’: Managing the double indeterminacy of labour in times of capital and labour mobility |
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Paper |
| Thomas |
Huw |
International Labour Standards in the Global South: Social Camouflage or Political Opportunity? |
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| Thomas |
Huw |
Short Shrift on the Short Sea: Can Action Research Reverse the Decline of European Seafarers in the Western Mediterranean? |
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| Thompson |
Paul |
Beyond technological determinism: revitalising labour process analyses of technology, capital and labour |
Abstract |
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| Towers |
Ian |
Precarity in German universities: the akademischer Mittelbau, unions and self-organisation |
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| Townsend |
Phela |
Precarious Professionalism: Collective Voice and Institutional Reconfiguration in American Healthcare and Universities |
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| Trionfetti |
Maria Cecilia |
The effects of new technologies at work on the articulation of social times: the spatial and temporal flexibility in question |
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| Turnbull |
Peter |
Driven to Distraction: The European Union’s ‘Mobility Package’ and ‘Social Dumping’ in the Road Transport Sector |
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| Uluyurt |
Rabia Burcu |
Knowledge-Based Economy and Flexploitation: Proletarianization of Knowledge Workers in the Post-Fordist Era |
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| Umney |
Charles |
Intermediate stages of digitalisation in the market for live music: Or, why isn't there an Uber for musicians? |
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| Üyük |
Christine |
Interplay and Interest Articulation in the Multilevel Employee Representation System |
Abstract |
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| van den Berg |
Annette |
Dutch and German works councils compared. Similarities and differences. |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Velásquez |
Diego |
Industrial districts and the labor strikes in Chile. A comparison between Antofagasta, Los Lagos and Santiago districts |
Abstract |
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| Velásquez |
Diego |
Industrial districts and the labor strikes in Chile. A comparison between Antofagasta, Los Lagos and Santiago districts |
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| Venkataraman |
.A |
Fractured narratives of Identity in the gig economy |
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| Vidal |
Matt |
Contradictions of the labour process, worker empowerment and capitalist inefficiency |
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Paper |
| Vincent |
Steve |
The trouble with labour market intermediaries: A realist synthesis of existing theory and research |
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| Vormbusch |
Uwe |
The Power of Prediction: People Analytics at Work |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Walker |
Victoria |
The experience of well-being in low paid service work: A multiple case study |
Abstract |
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| Wang |
Wen |
Calling and pay: the response to unsustainable working conditions in a charitable organization |
Abstract |
Paper |
| warhurst |
chris |
The introduction, implementation and employment outcomes of the new digital technologies |
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| Warin |
Robbie |
Algorithmic Management and Worker Relations: A case study of Deliveroo riders in Brighton |
Abstract |
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| Watanabe |
Hiroaki Richard |
Poor working conditions in Japan: labour market reform and union response |
Abstract |
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| Weghmann |
Vera |
Finding collectivity in insecurity? Strikes by non-standard workers |
Abstract |
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| Wichterich |
Christa |
The Reconfiguration of Social Reproduction, Care Extractivism and Care Struggles in India |
Abstract |
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| Will-Zocholl |
Mascha |
Public Administration Work Revisited. Dimensions of digital literacies analysis beyond the automation paradigm |
Abstract |
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| Winkler |
Ingo |
Identity and Permanent Liminality – How Organizational Members Grapple With Structurally-Imposed Liminal Conditions |
Abstract |
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| Wirth |
Carsten |
Learning from the enemy? – Onsite subcontracting, organizational learning and works councils |
Abstract |
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| Wolanski |
Sandra |
Dispossession in our bodies and lives. Recent reforms in health insurance at work in Argentina, workers' experience and responses. |
Abstract |
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| Wood |
Alex |
Platform work: surviving algorithmic insecurity and the automation of management |
Abstract |
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| Woodcock |
Jamie |
Work and Artificial Intelligence: making, faking, and breaking |
Abstract |
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| Wright |
Adrian |
Coworking Community and Entrepreneurial Identity |
Abstract |
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| Xian |
Huiping |
Working in men’s territory: The Case of Japanese Women’s careers |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Xu |
Hui |
The End of Sweatshop? : Robotization in Manufacturing and the Changing Politics of Production in China |
Abstract |
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| Yang |
Chengcheng |
Transferring Human Resource Practices from China to the UK: Does Ownership Matter? |
Abstract |
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| YANG |
Jing |
The development of gig economy and its challenges to China's current social security system |
Abstract |
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| Yates |
Edward |
Work until you drop? The problem of attrition amongst the NHS’s ageing workforce |
Abstract |
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| Yoon |
Cheolki |
Precarious work and campaigns for the $15 minimum wage in Quebec and Ontario Canada |
Abstract |
Paper |
| Yunus |
Suhaer |
Flexible working practices and employee well-being: Examining the roles of trust in management and job autonomy |
Abstract |
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| Zandonella |
Martina |
The effects of inequality and precarious working conditions on solidarity and the trust in democracy |
Abstract |
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| Zeng |
Yiluyi |
Freelancers’ strategic alliance to minimise exploitation caused by prejudice |
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Paper |