Gender, power and post-bureaucracy : work ideals in IT consulting

Helen Peterson

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Work-Family Balance Challenges Gender Diversity and Inequality

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This thesis deals with work environments defined as post-bureaucratic, and which are characterised by individualisation and a decrease in the employer's formal control. The study shows how the empl ...

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