New technology and industrial relations
New Technology Work and EmploymentPublished 1 March 1989
Jon Clark
Citations160
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score2.79
SNIP2.71
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This article reviews recent studies of new technology and industrial relations and indicates four main areas for future research. The author concludes that more attention should be devoted to the technology itself, and that industrial relations research could usefully incorporate many recent insights and developments in industrial sociology .
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