Shaping women's work: gender, employment and information technology

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Introduction - the terrain of this book. Perspectives on women's work and technology gender relations in the shaping of technologies information technologies and the shaping of women's employment secretaries and seamstresses, clerks and cashiers - information technologies and women's labour processes women in systems design - values, methods and artefacts the lessons of feminist research on women's work and IT.

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