Perceptions of Work : Variations within a Factory

Name: Perceptions of Work
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 9780521097277
Price: 5950 KES
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ISBN: 9780521097277

by H. Beynon , R. M. Blackburn

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Format Paperback / softback

Book Series Cambridge Papers in Sociology

ISBN-10 0521097274

ISBN-13 9780521097277

Publisher Cambridge University Press

Imprint Cambridge University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Sep 21st, 1972

Print length 188 Pages

Weight 258 grams

Dimensions 21.60 x 13.80 x 1.40 cms

Product Classification: Sociology & anthropology Sociology and anthropology

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This is a 1972 study of the ways in which workers within a range of genders and ages relate and adapt to their work situation. It is set in a single factory so that the aspects of the situation relating to the employer, are all the same for all workers.

This is a 1972 study of the ways in which workers, both men and women with a whole range of ages and family circumstances, relate and adapt to their work situation. It is set in a single factory so that the aspects of the situation relating to the employer, such as the firm's profitability, size and reputation, are all the same for all the workers. This however still leaves considerable variation in their experience of work. On the one hand this is influence by the work group and conditions relating to the worker's particular job; on the other, it depends on the values and expectations which each worker brings to the work situation. this study examines the relationships of these two influences in determining the workers' different perceptions of work.

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