More with Less: Work Reorganization in the Canadian Mining Industry
Aguiar, Luis L. M., Capital & Class
More with Less: Work Reorganization in the Canadian Mining Industry
University of Toronto Press, Toronto, 1999.
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Two competing discourses have recently emerged within the labour process literature, each offering different interpretations and languages to explain the reorganization of work. One argues that changes in the workplace in the name of 'flexibility' benefit capital and further entrench the fordist organization of work leading to the intensification of work for the working class. The other accepts the transcendence of the fordist organization of work and argues that post-Fordism means …
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Publication information:
Article title: More with Less: Work Reorganization in the Canadian Mining Industry.
Contributors: Aguiar, Luis L. M. - Author.
Journal title: Capital & Class.
Issue: 72
Publication date: Autumn 2000.
Page number: 227+.
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