The future of work
super-exploitation and social precariousness in the 21st century
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Word Count
38,000 words, Guess
Page Count
152 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL30399212M
- ISBN-139789004300583
- OCLC Control Number918591070
- OCLC Control Number937040888
- Library of Congress Control Number2015032418
Classifications
- DDC331.01
- LCCHD4855 .S6813 2015
- LCCHD4610.5.A5
and 1 more
- LCCHD4855 .S6813 2016
Description
This book analyses the processes, mutations and trends currently characterising the world of work that are bound up within the deep contradictions of a global capitalist system troubled by systemic crisis, where the old Fordist and Keynesian state order has been substituted by a minimal, pro-business neoliberal State founded on the intensive restructuring of economic and productive systems and work organisation, characterised by labour deregulation, flexibility, super-exploitation and social precariousness. This is a work that illustrates the paradigmatic transition from social and labour relations based on job security, comprehensive collective agreements and guaranteed social rights, towards new social relations that find their technical, political and organizational roots in job insecurity, work rotation and monumental social insecurity, generally expressed in the systemic and growing loss of social and labour rights by workers the world over.--
Subjects
Series Statement
- Studies in critical social sciences -- volume 81
Other Editions
- The future of work: super-exploitation and social precariousness in the 21st century
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