Working in America: Continuity, Conflict, and Change
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Working in America: Continuity, Conflict, and Change

by Amy S. Wharton

Business Sociology
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Working in America examines the changing nature of work and employment through the themes of continuity, conflict, and change. With a focus on American working life, Amy S. Wharton presents a sociological perspective for readers interested in labor, workplaces, and society.

ISBN-13 9780073528014 ASIN 0073528013 Views 160 Publisher McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages Year 2005 Edition 3rd Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 608 Created April 29, 2026 Updated August 31, 2026
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Working in America examines the nature of work and employment in the United States.

The book focuses on continuity, conflict, and change as central themes in American working life.

It offers a sociological perspective on how workplaces and employment experiences are shaped over time.

Written by Amy S. Wharton, this title is suited to readers studying work, labor, and American society.

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