Work and workers in the United States: A historic turning point?

The extraordinary collision of crises in the United States in 2020 – biological pandemic, economic recession, and mass protests – presents a unique juncture from which to consider the development of relations of work in the United States in the first decades of the 21st century. In this article, I b...

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topic United States
social reproduction
labor markets
labor process
COVID-19
spellingShingle United States
social reproduction
labor markets
labor process
COVID-19
Rhomberg, Chris
Work and workers in the United States: A historic turning point?
description The extraordinary collision of crises in the United States in 2020 – biological pandemic, economic recession, and mass protests – presents a unique juncture from which to consider the development of relations of work in the United States in the first decades of the 21st century. In this article, I begin with a brief review of the peculiar institutional context of American labor and employment relations, as the setting for change. The discussion then follows along three dimensions: 1) labor markets, 2) the labor process, and 3) social reproduction. Finally, I consider the implications of recent trends for the current juncture.
author Rhomberg, Chris
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title Work and workers in the United States: A historic turning point?
title_short Work and workers in the United States: A historic turning point?
title_full Work and workers in the United States: A historic turning point?
title_fullStr Work and workers in the United States: A historic turning point?
title_full_unstemmed Work and workers in the United States: A historic turning point?
title_sort work and workers in the united states: a historic turning point?
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