WORK,INDUSTRY,+CANADIAN SOC.>C

by Harvey J. Krahn, Graham S. Lowe, Karen D. Hughes

Work, Industry, and Canadian Society provides a sociological introduction to the history, nature, organization, and management of work in Canada. The eighth edition expands and adds new coverage on the biggest work challenges faced now and in the future, such as Canada’s aging and increasingly diverse workforce, the work experiences of Canada’s Indigenous peoples, the rise of the app-based “gig” economy, and how technology will continue to impact future jobs and work organization. The new edition continues to incorporate recent empirical findings, review new and ongoing theoretical and policy debates, and provide a more international perspective. As the world of work continues to change rapidly, all trends and statistics have been updated. These authors are well regarded for their teaching and research, and their years of experience are evident in this comprehensive volume on the past, present, and future of work in Canada.

546 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Ceris Backstrom]

this has gotta be the most boring and annoying textbook I’ve had to read in the last few years! Amazing how they could make such interesting information so incredibly annoying.