Man against work.
Publisher: Eerdmans
Published: 1974
Place of publication: [Grand Rapids]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 247
Subjects: Work ethic -- United States.; Work.
Table of contents: title: Fenton, P. Confessions of a working stiff.; title: Hart, H. Factory girl.; title: Kremen, B. No pride in this dust.; title: The change in attitudes toward work, from Work in America.; title: Gooding, J. Blue-collar blues on the assembly line.; title: Derryck, D. Young Blacks vs. the work world.; title: Glassman, N. A new breed of manager.; title: Women and work, from Work in America.; title: Jordan, J. The economics of women's liberation.; title: Krickus, R. J. White working-class youth.; title: The young worker: challenging the work ethic? from Work in America.; title: Berg, I. "They won't work": the end of the Protestant ethic and all that.; title: Haynes, J. The new workers: a report.; title: Carliner, L. Labor: the anti-youth establishment.; title: Greenebaum, J. S. The rebellious rank and file.; title: Brooks, T. R. Job satisfaction, I: an elusive goal.; title: Gomberg, W. Job satisfaction, II: sorting out the nonsense.; title: Schrank, R. It makes no difference now.; title: Rosow, J. M. Productivity and the blue-collar worker.; title: Zwerdling, D. Beyond boredom: a look at what's new on the assembly line.; title: Fitzgerald, T. H. Why motivation theory doesn't work.; title: Hedges, J. N. New patterns for working time.