Work, Employment & Society

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Volume 19, issue 4, 2005

Introduction pp. 675-683

Colette Fagan, Irena Grugulis, Mark Smith and Kevin Ward

The (mis)representation of customer service pp. 685-703

Sharon C. Bolton and Maeve Houlihan

Getting on or getting by? pp. 705-725

Jeff Hyman, Dora Scholarios and Chris Baldry

Shop-floor workers’ responses to quality management initiatives pp. 727-745

Linda Glover and Mike Noon

Managers after the era of organizational restructuring pp. 747-760

Bill Martin

Recruiting a self pp. 761-774

Deborah Dean

‘Remember I’m the bloody architect!’ pp. 775-796

Laurie Cohen, Adrian Wilkinson, John Arnold and Rachael Finn

‘Partnership’ and new industrial relations in a risk society pp. 797-817

Miguel Martinez Lucio and Mark Stuart

Book Review: Gender Injustice pp. 819-820

Jessica Lober

Book Review: Global Management, Local Labour pp. 820-822

John Eldridge

Book Review: The Future of Worker Representation pp. 822-824

Bob Carter

Book Review: Balancing the Skills Equation pp. 824-826

Sandra Watson

Book Review: The Oxford Handbook of Work and Organization pp. 826-827

Chris Forde

Books Received pp. 829-831

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Index to Volume 19, 2005 pp. 833-836

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Volume 19, issue 3, 2005

Work, Employment and Society pp. 453-457

Michael Rose and Helen Rainbird

Obituary for Christine Ruth Cousins pp. 459-461

Geraldine Healy and Claire Wallace

Organizing migrant workers pp. 463-480

Jane Holgate

‘He earns the bread and butter and I earn the cream’ pp. 481-502

Nickie Charles and Emma James

Non-standard employment relations and wages among school leavers in the Netherlands pp. 503-525

M. Robert de Vries and Maarten H. J. Wolbers

Disability, work, and welfare pp. 527-545

Colin Barnes and Geof Mercer

Learning emotion rules in service organizations pp. 547-564

Diane Seymour and Peter Sandiford

Suppression or expression pp. 565-581

Patricia Lewis

The invisibility of violence pp. 583-602

Vicky Bishop, Marek Korczynski and Laurie Cohen

Bringing emotion to work pp. 603-625

Jason Hughes

Measuring work-life balance and its covariates pp. 627-637

Shirley Dex and Sue Bond

Workplace partnership and public service provision pp. 639-649

Ian Roper, Philip James and Paul Higgins

Book Review: Questioning the New Public Management pp. 651-653

Bob Carter

Book Review: The Emergence of European Trade Unionism pp. 653-655

Richard Croucher

Book Review: Living Labour pp. 655-657

Tony Elger

Book Review: Redundant Masculinities? pp. 657-660

Susan Halford

Book Review: Unsocial Europe pp. 660-662

Andrew Mathers

Book Review: Understanding Work and Employment pp. 662-665

Kevin Ward

Books Received pp. 667-669

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Volume 19, issue 2, 2005

Attitudes, women’s employment and the domestic division of labour pp. 213-233

Rosemary Crompton, Michaela Brockmann and Clare Lyonette

Re-placing work pp. 235-259

Alison Stenning

‘India calling to the far away towns’ pp. 261-282

Phil Taylor and Peter Bain

‘Learners of the workplace unite!’ pp. 283-304

Emma Wallis, Mark Stuart and Ian Greenwood

Skills and surveillance in casino gaming pp. 305-326

Terry Austrin and Jackie West

Returning to work after maternity leave pp. 327-348

Barbara Davey, Trevor Murrells and Sarah Robinson

Overseas nurses’ motivations for working in the UK pp. 349-368

John Aggergaard Larsen, Helen T. Allan, Karen Bryan and Pam Smith

Agency and bank nursing in the UK National Health Service pp. 369-389

Stephanie Tailby

Overworked Britons? pp. 391-401

Norman Bonney

Beating the ‘churning’ trap in the youth labour market pp. 403-414

Sean Worth

The shifting locations of work pp. 415-431

Alan Felstead, Nick Jewson and Sally Walters

Book Review: Joint Review pp. 433-436

Bob Carter

Book Review: Fragmented Futures: New Challenges in Working Life pp. 437-438

Brendan J. Burchell

Book Review: Americanization and its Limits: Re-Working US Technology and Management in Post-War Europe and Japan pp. 438-440

Ian Clark

Book Review: It’s about Time: Couples and Careers pp. 440-442

Ursula Henz

Book Review: Labor Revitalization: Global Perspectives and New Initiatives pp. 443-445

Peter Prowse

Book Review: Grafters pp. 445-446

Tim Strangleman

Books Received pp. 447-448

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Volume 19, issue 1, 2005

‘Making up’ managers pp. 5-23

Sharon C. Bolton

Constructing an artistic identity pp. 25-46

Alison Bain

Really dealing pp. 47-65

Steve Vincent

Cultures of ambiguity pp. 67-89

Ian P. McLoughlin, Richard J. Badham and Gill Palmer

Sources of change in trade unions pp. 91-106

Edmund Heery

‘I’m still scrubbing the floors’ pp. 107-129

Wolfgang Lehmann

Dual earning in Europe pp. 131-139

Mark Smith

Applying new institutional theory pp. 141-151

Arno van Raak, Angelique de Rijk and Judy Morsa

Comparing occupational segregation in Great Britain and the United States pp. 153-174

Jane Elliott

Sociologia del Trabajo pp. 175-175

Nueva Epoca

Book Review: Capitalisms pp. 177-192

James Fulcher

Book Review: Gender and the Welfare State pp. 193-195

Lavinia Mittin

Book Review: Organizational Behaviour and Work: A Critical Introduction, 2nd edn pp. 195-197

Jessica Miller

Book Review: European Works Councils: Pessimism of the Intellect, Optimism of the Will? pp. 197-199

Andrew R. Timming

Book Review: How the Other Half Works: Immigration and the Social Organization of Labor pp. 199-200

Patrick McGovern

Book Review: The NUM and British Politics Volume 1: 1944-1968 pp. 201-203

Jonathan Winterton

Books Received pp. 205-206

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