Work, Employment & Society

1987 - 2025

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Volume 18, issue 4, 2004

Work, Employment & Society today pp. 653-662

Paul Stewart

Factory regimes and the dismantling of established labour in Asia: a review of cases from large manufacturing plants in China, South Korea and Taiwan pp. 663-685

Theo Nichols, Surhan Cam, Wen-chi Grace Chou, Soonok Chun, Wei Zhao and Tongqing Feng

Manufacturing concessions: attritionary outsourcing at General Motor’s Lordstown, USA assembly plant pp. 687-708

Jeffrey J. Sallaz

Workplace resistance in an Irish call centre: slammin’, scammin’ smokin’ an’ leavin’ pp. 709-724

Kate Mulholland

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing: getting below the surface of the growth of ‘knowledge work’ in Australia pp. 725-747

Peter Fleming, Bill Harley and Graham Sewell

Trade union responses to workplace restructuring: exploring union orientations and actions pp. 749-773

Nicolas Bacon and Paul Blyton

Does the ‘organizing model’ represent a credible union renewal strategy? pp. 775-794

Simon R. de Turberville

Call configurations: varieties of call centre and divisions of labour pp. 795-811

Miriam A. Glucksmann

Sociologia del Lavoro n. 93, 2004 Tra Produzione e Consumo: Processi di Cambiamento della Società Italiana pp. 813-817

Vanni Codeluppi

Globalization and its Effects on Labour pp. 819-822

Martin Upchurch

Book Review: The Changing Contours of German Industrial Relations pp. 823-825

Fiona Moore

Book Review: A Forgotten Army: Female Munitions Workers of South Wales, 1939–45 pp. 825-827

Nickie Charles

Book Review: Rediscovering the Other America: The Continuing Crisis of Poverty and Inequality in the United States pp. 827-829

Robert M. Blackburn

Book Review: They Are Not Machines: Korean Women Workers and their Fight for Democratic Trade Unionism in the 1970s pp. 829-830

Theo Nichols

Book Review: Globalisation Contested: An International Political Economy of Work pp. 830-832

André Spicer

Book Review: New Frontiers of Democratic Participation at Work pp. 832-834

Ariane de Hoog

Book Review: How the Other Half Works: Immigration and the Social Organization of Labor pp. 834-836

Patrick McGovern

Book Review: Training the Excluded for Work: Access and Equity for Women, Immigrants, First Nations, Youth and People with Low Income pp. 836-838

Irena Grugulis

Book Review: Towards a Politics of the Rainbow: Self-organization in the Trade Union Movement pp. 838-840

Hazel Conley

Books Received pp. 841-842

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WES Annual Index 18 2004 pp. 843-846

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Volume 18, issue 3, 2004

‘Just a Temp?’ pp. 459-480

Catherine Casey and Petricia Alach

Equal Opportunities Policy and Practice in Britain pp. 481-506

Kim Hoque and Mike Noon

Divided Workers pp. 507-530

Lee Byoung-Hoon and Stephen J. Frenkel

Working Time and Work and Family Conflict in the Netherlands, Sweden and the Uk pp. 531-549

Christine R. Cousins and Ning Tang

Work and Family Life Balance pp. 551-572

Jeanne Fagnani and Marie-Thérèse Letablier

‘Portfolio Careers’ and the Search for Flexibility in Later Life pp. 573-599

Kerry Platman

Sociologia del Lavoro n. 92, 2004 pp. 601-605

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Challenging the Foundations of Organization Theory pp. 607-620

Michael Rowlinson

The Office (27 November 2003–18 January 2004), the Photographers’ Gallery, London pp. 621-629

Laurie Cohen and Melissa Tyler

Book Reviews pp. 631-642

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Books Received pp. 643-644

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Volume 18, issue 2, 2004

Changing Patterns of Task Discretion in Britain pp. 243-266

Duncan Gallie, Alan Felstead and Francis Green

Caring for Nothing pp. 267-295

Donna Baines

Avoiding the ‘McJobs’ pp. 297-319

Colin Lindsay and Ronald McQuaid

Non-Standard Work in Two Different Employment Regimes pp. 321-348

Karen M. Olsen and Arne L. Kalleberg

Masculinity at Work pp. 349-368

Ruth Simpson

Stepping-Stones or Traps? pp. 369-394

Stefani Scherer

Social Housing Managers and the Performance Ethos pp. 395-412

Rionach Casey and Chris Allen

‘The Quiet Revolution’? pp. 413-420

Keith Forrester

Abstracts pp. 421-433

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Book Reviews pp. 435-453

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Books Received pp. 455-456

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Volume 18, issue 1, 2004

Work Orientations of Female Returners pp. 7-27

Hans Doorewaard, John Hendrickx and Piet Verschuren

Extending Conceptual Boundaries: Work, Voluntary Work and Employment pp. 29-49

Rebecca F. Taylor

The Position of Policewomen: A Discourse Analytic Study pp. 51-72

Penny Dick and Catherine Cassell

From Re-Arranger to Convert: The Patterns of Integration of Part-Time Workers and People on Leave pp. 73-95

Katrijn Vanderweyden

Back-Office Service Work: Bureaucracy Challenged? pp. 97-114

Marek Korczynski

Flexible Working and the Gender Pay Gap in the Accountancy Profession pp. 115-135

Janet Smithson, Suzan Lewis, Cary Cooper and Jackie Dyer

State Restructuring and Union Renewal: The Case of the National Union of Teachers pp. 137-156

Bob Carter

The Crisis of Civil Service Trade Unionism: A Case Study of Call Centre Development in a Civil Service Agency pp. 157-177

Michael Fisher

Ways of (not) Seeing Work: The Visual As a Blind Spot in WES? pp. 179-192

Tim Strangleman

The Work Environment in Fixed-Term Jobs: Are Poor Psychosocial Conditions Inevitable? pp. 193-208

Antti Saloniemi, Pekka Virtanen and Jussi Vahtera

Abstracts pp. 209-216

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Work–Life Balance and Family Friendly Policies – in Whose Interest? pp. 219-223

Geraldine Healy

Book Reviews pp. 224-238

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Books Received pp. 239-240

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