Sociology, Work and Organisation

This comprehensive text explores the sociological aspects of work and organization, highlighting key themes and trends in the modern workplace. Sociology, Work and Organisation is essential for students and professionals alike.

The seventh edition of Sociology, Work and Organisation effectively illustrates how the sociological imagination can be applied to comprehend the evolving nature of work, organizations, occupations, management, and employment in the twenty-first century. This edition stands out for its intellectual rigor and accessibility, providing an extensive overview of both traditional and emerging themes within the sociological study of work and organization.

In this edition, the authors thoroughly examine the direction and implications of technological change, highlighting how these trends are closely intertwined with shifting patterns of inequality in contemporary societies. The changing experiences of individuals and families are also addressed, making the text relevant to current social dynamics. Key features of Sociology, Work and Organisation include a clear structure, chapter summaries that focus on key issues, and the identification of essential concepts throughout the text.

Additionally, this edition boasts an unrivaled glossary and concept guide, along with rich illustrative snapshots or mini-cases that enhance the reader's understanding. Engaging with cutting-edge debates and introducing conceptual innovations, this book maintains clarity and accessibility. It appeals to a broad audience, including undergraduates, postgraduates, academics, and practitioners in human resources and management fields.