BIBFRAME Work
Title
Gender, Class and Power
Type
- Monograph
- Text
Contribution
Subject
- 517010
- X35000
- Manpower policy (LCSH)
- BUS030000 (BISACSH)
- KJMV2
- Diversity in the workplace (LCSH)
- X22020
- 517060
- Business ethics (LCSH)
- Economics--Sociological aspects (LCSH)
- Sociology (LCSH)
- 526000
Language
Classification
- DDC: 658.3
- LCC: HD5713-5713.62 (Status: nuba, p)
Content
Summary
'This book, written by a former union officer turned academic, provides an extraordinarily detailed account of how gender inequalities became embedded in the print industry and failed to respond to formal policy efforts on the part of both employers and unions. It should be seen as a cautionary tale for employers and unions in other industries where gender segregation, undervaluation of women's skills and work, and gender pay gaps prevail.' Gill Kirton, Professor and Associate Dean for Research, School of Business and Management, Queen Mary University of London With a particular focus on the British printing industry, this book tackles the ongoing issue of pay inequality and examines the challenges facing many women today. By analysing organisation processes within the workplace, the author considers the unequal allocation of power resources that generate and sustain women's invisibility and argues that women's power is often outflanked by that of their male colleagues. Written by a skilled academic with direct industry experience, this new book is an insightful read for those researching human resource management (HRM), women's studies and diversity, as well as trade union officials and policy-makers.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction,- 2. Theories of Discrimination -- 3. The Development of the Printing Industry: Workers' and Employers' Organisation -- 4. Missed Opportunities: The Failure of Union Solidarity in the Struggle for Control of the Labour Process -- 5. Gender or Skill: The Continuation of Segregated Work -- 6. Challenging Inequality: Employers and Unions -- 7. Wage Leadership: The Continuation of Unequal Pay -- 8. Conclusions.
Authorized Access Point
Dawson, Tricia. Gender, Class and Power
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