In the United States work underlies our very concept of who we are. Changes in society and technology have influenced how and where we work, and transformations within the workplace in turn have altered our society. A Nation at Work addresses the fundamental economic, demographic, policy, and business facts about how the workforce and workplace are changing in the early twenty-first century. Illustrated with over thirty-five graphs, Part I covers essential topics about the American workforce and workers. Part II gathers essays and speeches from the nation's outstanding journalists and workplace analysts. The book incorporates facts and data, including invaluable tables and listings for useful Internet sites, books, and organizations. Comprehensive in scope, A Nation at Work will help readers reach a better understanding about their own work and the world of work around them.
This text addresses the fundamental economic, demographic, policy and business facts about how the workforce and workplace in the USA are taking shape. Section I is an extended essay on essential topics about the American workforce and Section II gathers essays from journalists nationwide.
Publisher
Rutgers University Press
Publication Date
Apr 2003
ISBN
9780813531892
Pages
472 p.
Item Type
Book
Format
Paperback
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