George Orwell and the twilight of unions: a new labour process research problematic?
by Aida Sy
International Journal of Economics and Accounting (IJEA), Vol. 2, No. 4, 2011

Abstract: We discuss the nature of the new labour process and its relation to accounting, trade, and international organisations. The new labour process transcends all frontiers to pursue the cheapest cost of labour. Corporations have lost their nationality and identity; all what matters is to find the low-priced, poorly paid labour. We refer to Orwell's 1984 here to understand the nature of the new management control over labour.

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