Bibliograph

The future of work in Massachusetts, edited by Tom Juravich

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The future of work in Massachusetts, edited by Tom Juravich

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

resource.governmentPublication

government publication of a state province territory dependency etc

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mapsillustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The future of work in Massachusetts

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

86110049

Responsibility statement

edited by Tom Juravich

Table Of Contents

Introduction: the future of work in Massachusetts / Tom Juravich -- An overview of the economy, work, and the people who do it in Massachusetts -- The economy: a growing divide with uneven prospects / Mark Brenner -- Low-wage women workers / Marlene Kim -- Massachusetts in the global economy: production shifts, outsourcing, and deindustrialization -- Capital mobility and job loss: corporate restructuring, production shifts, and outsourcing / Stephanie Luce and Kate Bronfenbrenner -- Greater-Springfield deindustrialization: staggering job loss, a shrinking revenue base, and grinding decline / Robert Forrant -- Beyond the Massachusetts miracle: the future of high tech -- Software and Internet industry workers / Sarah Kuhn and Paula Rayman -- Transitions of a displaced high-tech labor force / William Lazonick and Steven Quimby -- Health care in the Commonwealth: challenges and prospects -- Career ladders in the long-term-care sector: prospects for job mobility in the new economy / Randall P. Wilson -- Work time, class, and gender in four medical occupations / Dan Clawson, Naomi Gerstel, and Dana Huyser -- More than a paycheck: work and family in Massachusetts -- Work-family challenges for blue-collar parents / Maureen Perry-Jenkins, Heather Bourne, and Karen Meteyer -- Love's labor's lost?: costs and benefits of paid family and medical leave / Randy Albelda and Alan Clayton-Matthews

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