Labor & Management Relations, Family - General & Miscellaneous, Employee Relations & Supervision, Human Resources - General & Miscellaneous, Parenting - General & Miscellaneous, Industrial & Organizational Sociology
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Overview
'Not since the eighteenth century have employers exercised such controls over the private lives of their workforces,' writes Ron McCallum in this provocative and timely book. Drawing on his own experience and a welter of recent legislation and court cases, McCallum shows how employers are increasingly extending their control over the time and the behaviour of their employees.Rotating rosters, open-ended working hours and restrictions on outside employment are just a few of the methods used to assert control over employees in a range of industries and professions. McCallum looks overseas to compare trends, and puts a persuasive case for new limits on the capacity of employers to control their workforce.
Book Details
Published
October 1, 1999
Publisher
UNSW Press
Pages
58
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780868404509