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The politics of working life

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Work-Family Balance Challenges Management Theory and Practice

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Preface 1. Introduction: Why and How Should We Think About Work? 2. What is Happening to Jobs? 3. Has it Become Harder to Balance Work and Family Life? IS THE ORGANIZATIONAL CAREER AND OUT-DATED CONCEPT? 5. How is Performance Defined, Measured, and Rewarded? 6. Why is Empowerment Hard to Achieve? 7. Why do Disasters Happen? 8. Is Decision-making a Rational Process? 9. How are Markets Constructed? 10. How is Globalization Affecting Work? 11. What are the Opportunities and Responsibilities of Organizational Life?

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