Dedication Preface Section 1: Introduction: Work,Change and Workers,- Section 2: Social and Individual Bases for Understanding Work Life: Cultural, Situational and Individual Geneses of Work Life,- A Relational Basis for Understanding Work Life,- The Worth of Work,- Section 3: Changing the Concepts and Requirements of Work: Changes in Available Work,- Changing Participation in Work,- Changing Composition of Paid Workforces,- Changing Requirements for Work Performance,- Section 4: Describing and Elaborating Work: A Framework for Describing Work,- Changing Work Practice and Work Requirements: Case Studies,- Work, Learning and Identity,- References,- Index
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