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...the average number of jobs held by persons eighteen to forty-four years of age over thirty years between 1978 and 2008 was around eleven regardless of gender, race, race, or education, with the exception of those with less than a high school diploma, who averaged 13.3 jobs during those years. The younger the worker, the more jobs mostly of shorter than average duration she experienced; the older, the fewer, with longer duration. Some of these jobs will be short-term, particularly for younger workers, others long-term, but both a lifetime job with the same employer and endless multiple short-term jobs were always the exception. There is nothing new about this.
On New Terrain: How Capital Is Reshaping The Battleground of Class War, by Kim Moody
One of the results of the ongoing accumulation process and the increased flexibility of the workforce demanded by lean production and the growth of extended supply chains in both services and goods production has been the increase in precarious or contingent employment such as temporary agency work, short-term contracts, on-call, independent contracting (that is, bogus self-employment), involuntary part-time work (part-time for economic reasons by those who usually work full-time), and so on.
On New Terrain: How Capital Is Reshaping The Battleground of Class War, by Kim Moody
Ironically, much of the increase in demand for the commodified reproduction of the labor power id due to the increased participation of women in wage labor, including women with children, that began in the 1950s. As the economy expanded following World War II, capital drew increasingly on those engaged in social reproduction in the home or family as part of the unpaid reserve army of labor. Not only did more women enter wage labor, but the number of hours they worked also rose dramatically: from a median of 925 hours per year in 1979 to 1,664 in 2012; for women with children the increase was even greater, more than doubling from 600 hours per year to 1,560 over this period.
On New Terrain: How Capital Is Reshaping The Battleground of Class War, by Kim Moody
The productivity plunge is perplexing, because productivity took off to levels not seen in decades when the pandemic forced the switch to re
How Connected Workmen Creates Distinctions - Evoort Solutions
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Connected processes, connected devices and connected goods are all known as core facets of an Industry 4.0 “Factory of the Future” approach. To date, most businesses have based investments in digitalization on leveraging asset – and operations- related data to enhance key operating areas such as durability of equipment , energy conservation and productivity in …