Pedal to the Metal: The Work Lives of Truckers.

Maynard S. Seider · Lawrence J. Ouellet

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Acknowledgments 1. Driving Trucks, Driving Ourselves 2. The Organization of Work 3. Drivers at Work 4. Conflict between Drivers and Owners 5. Work Skills and Self-Esteem 6. What Owners Want from Drivers, What Drivers Want from Owners 7. Work Audiences 8. Highway Audiences 9. Careers, Magic, and Masculinity Notes References Index

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