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Digitalised management, control and resistance in platform work: a labour process analysis
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“Regarding control, recent discussions address important issues in the use of digital technology, but use an impoverished version of the concept as compared with accounts from earlier periods, especially the second wave of labour process research in the 1970s and 1980s.”
From New social relations of digital technology and the future of work: Beyond technological determinism (2023) · cites this paper as Joyce & Stuart, 2021
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“While managerial control may be an aspect of their use, control is seldom the only (or even the main) aim of management (Joyce & Stuart, 2021;Kelly, 1985).”
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“Workers are put at the mercy of processes they have little control or recourse over (Loi et al. 2020, Veen et al., 2020; Purcell and Brook 2020; Joyce and Stuart 2021).”
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- Joyce, S., & Stuart, M.
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- Work and Labour Relations in Global Platform Capitalism
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- Edward Elgar Publishing
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- 2021-11-23
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