An introduction to the sociology of work and occupations

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Education, sociology, and vocational training Education and Work Dynamics

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Introduction Acknowledgments About the Author 1 Work before Industrialization 2 The Organization of Work in Preindustrial Times 3 Industrialization and Its Consequences 4 Bureaucratic Organization 5 Technology and Work 6 Globalization 7 Getting a Job 8 Workplace Culture and Socialization 9 Professions and Professionalization 10 Who Gets What? 11 Work and Its Rewards 12 The Perils and Pressures of Work 13 Diversity in the Workplace 14 Work Roles and Life Roles 15 Conclusion Glossary Index

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