HAS THE WORK ETHIC IN THE USA DECLINED? EVIDENCE FROM NATIONWIDE SURVEYS

Charles N. Weaver

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Examination of data from nationwide public opinion surveys from 1972 through 1993 indicated no decrease across occupations, sex, or race within the US samples, but a decrease in sense of satisfaction with work.

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1994General Social Surveys: 1972 - 1994; cumulative codebook 1955The Function and Meaning of Work and the Job 1990The cynical Americans: living and working in an age of discontent and disillusion 1990The Cynical Americans: Living and Working in an Age of Discontent and Disillusion.1982Enjoyment of Work by Full-Time Workers in the U.S., 1955 and 1980

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