Work and Labour(English, Paperback, Thomas Mark P.)

Work and Labour(English, Paperback, Thomas Mark P.)

  • Thomas Mark P.
Publisher:Canadian ScholarsISBN 13: 9781773384757ISBN 10: 1773384759

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Work and Labour(English, Paperback, Thomas Mark P.) is written by Thomas Mark P. and published by Canadian Scholars. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1773384759 (ISBN 10) and 9781773384757 (ISBN 13).

Over the last several decades, the workplace in Canada has experienced profound changes. Work has become increasingly insecure for a growing number of workers, and income inequality has deepened. New technologies have reshaped labour processes and have enhanced elements of employer control over work and workers. Entry into the labour market is itself a difficult process, as young workers struggle to match qualifications and credentials with jobs, while for many older workers, retirement with a secure income is a diminishing prospect. The demographic composition of the labour market is transforming, yet this change is conditioned by longstanding patterns of inequality in terms of gender, race, disability, and immigration status. Work and Labour in Canada explores the changing world of work, mapping out major trends and patterns that define working life and identifying the economic, social, and political factors that shape the contemporary workplace. Evaluating working conditions and the quality of jobs from a critical perspective, this text presents an analysis of recent trends in employment and unemployment as well as outlines the role and impact of unions and other workers' organizations. The fourth edition includes a new chapter on work and technology, updated statistical data, and additional content on the basic income debate, labour and climate change, and COVID-19. This thoroughly revised and updated edition is essential for teachers, researchers, labour activists, and students of labour studies, sociology, political science, political economy, and economic geography programs.