Innovatory Qualifications at Work

Abstract

Innovatory qualifications are the foundation of workers’ ability to organize their working conditions according to their interests; they provide the workers with the – in many ways constricted and limited – opportunity to act as subjects of their work. According to our research all workers have potential for innovatory qualifications, regardless of their professional qualification and entirely independent of their level of education. They can be found coevally with highly qualified white-collar workers with an academic education and with (so called) unskilled workers, who lack formal vocational education: There is always an interest in being the subject of one’s work. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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