The Quality of Work: A People-Centred Agenda

Graham S. Lowe

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Labor Movements and Unions Education and Work Dynamics

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This book addresses some concerns and issues of the workplace in Canada and the expectations of the Canadian workforce. There is a focus on the quality of work and the benefits of high quality work. The social and economic outcomes of high quality work are discussed. It is suggested that high quality work in the future will benefit both employers and individual employees. Chapters included in this book are: The future of work; The crisis in work; What Canadians want from work; The 'new economy'; Education, skills, and the knowledge economy; Youth and work; 'Putting people first'; Workplace innovation; Unions and the quality agenda; Creating a higher quality of work.

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