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  1. Visit Harold Jarche » The amplified individual Harold Jarche » The amplified individual

    http://www.jarche.com/2008/10/the-amplified-individual

  2. Visit The Valve - A Literary Organ | Derek Bok and the Cult of Business The Valve - A Literary Organ | Derek Bok and the Cult of Business

    http://www.thevalve.org/go/valve/article/derek_bok_and_the_cult_of_business

    The cult takes so many forms: “You care about your customers/patients/students;” “You’re a professional;” “You love what you do!” “You’re not really working!” So come early and stay late; don’t punch the clock, don’t ask for extra pay. Accept an i… More

  3. Visit How to Save the World - Now What Should I Do? -- The Boomer's Dilemma How to Save the World - Now What Should I Do? -- The Boomer's Dilemma

    http://blogs.salon.com/0002007/2008/10/14.html

    Increasingly, lower- and middle-income Americans have no option of retiring -- their savings are utterly insufficient to support them for the thirty or forty years after age 55 that most can expect to live. We hear about the boomers who have benef… More

  4. Visit How Can Digital Nomads Stay Connected With Coworkers? - Insight Community Case. How Can Digital Nomads Stay Connected With Coworkers? - Insight Community Case.

    https://www.insightcommunity.com/case.php?iid=1265

    We're looking to get insights into how individuals and the workplace are changing due to an increasingly "mobile" workforce -- thanks to things like widespread laptop and mobile device usage, as well as wireless connectivity.

  5. Visit The Atlantic | Aug 1991 | Waiting for the Weekend | Rybczynski The Atlantic | Aug 1991 | Waiting for the Weekend | Rybczynski

    http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/91aug/rybczynski-p1.htm

    A whole two days off from work, in which we can do what we please, has only recently become a near-universal right. What we choose to do looks increasingly like work, and idleness has acquired a bad name. Herein, a history of leisure

  6. Visit A Reporter at Large: The Hardest Vote: Reporting A Reporter at Large: The Hardest Vote: Reporting

    http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/10/13/081013fa_fact_packer?currentPage=all

  7. Visit Stumbling and Mumbling: The left's response to the crisis Stumbling and Mumbling: The left's response to the crisis

    http://stumblingandmumbling.typepad.com/stumbling_and_mumbling/2008/09/the-lefts-response-to-the-crisis.html

    Bosses are chancers and rent-seekers. Multi-million pound salaries are not rewards for rare skill, not the price that must be paid for “good management.” If Thain and Fuld couldn’t even keep their firms alive, might it be that management skill is … More

  8. Visit EconoSpeak: The Irrelevance of Workers In Economic Theory EconoSpeak: The Irrelevance of Workers In Economic Theory

    http://econospeak.blogspot.com/2008/08/irrelevance-of-workers-in-economic.html

    In short, ideology, mathematical convenience, and scientific ambitions all combined to sweep work, workers, and working conditions under the rug. The radical shift from labor to extreme subjectivity in which consumer's unmeasurable preferences bec… More

  9. Visit Labor Markets and Business Cycles Labor Markets and Business Cycles

    http://www.nber.org/reporter/2008number3/shimer.html

    Why are workers unemployed sometimes? Why do unemployed workers coexist with job vacancies? How much does the incidence and the duration of unemployment rise during economic downturns, and why? Much of my research during the last five years has tr… More

  10. Visit The WorldBlu Blog — [ news, stories, and ideas to inspire organizational democracy ] The WorldBlu Blog — [ news, stories, and ideas to inspire organizational democracy ]

    http://www.worldblu.com/blog

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