SOCA02H3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 13: Labor Market Segmentation, Deskilling, Harry Braverman

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The amount of goods or services produced for every hour worked. Social relations that regulate the exchange of goods and services. Economic sectors and revolutions the agricultural revolution productivity the industrial revolution markets the postindustrial revolution. The division and hierarchy of labour division of labour. The more specialized the work tasks in a society, the greater the division of labour. The process by which work tasks are broken into simple routines requiring little training to perform. Deskilling is usually accompanied by the use of machinery to replace labour wherever possible and increase management control over workers. A method of industrial management based on assembly-line methods of producing inexpensive, uniform commodities in high volume. scientific management. Developed in the 1910s by frederick w. taylor, is a system for improving productivity. After analyzing the movements of workers as they did their jobs, The division of the market for labour into distinct settings.

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