Publication

2001 - St. Martin's Press, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

55,000 words, Guess

Page Count

220 pages

Identifiers

and 2 more
  • LibraryThing825672
  • Goodreads1765474

Classifications

  • LCCHD4905 .R35 2001

Description

"Why, at a time of unprecedented national prosperity, do so many Americans feel that their lives are less than they could be? And why do so many Americans - working harder and longer and with less security than ever before - question the price of success demanded by today's hot-wired economy?" "Paula Rayman offers a blueprint for transforming the world of work - and for dealing with the disconnect between work, family, and community that's the downside of our relentlessly competitive culture.". "Speaking to everyone who feels both overworked and underemployed, Rayman reminds us of the reality behind the facade of the global economy - from deepening wage gaps to 60-hour work weeks, from chronic job insecurity to inadequate health care. People at the margins still don't share in America's enormous wealth. Middle-class workers live frantic lives, running faster and faster just to keep in place. At the same time, increasing numbers of men and women feel that caring for family is more important than money, power, or prestige."--BOOK JACKET.

First Sentence

And, male and female He created them . . .

Excerpt

And, male and female He created them . . .

Subjects

Other Editions

  • Beyond the bottom line: the search for dignity at workSt. Martin's Press2001-01-01

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