Retirement on the Line: Age, Work, and Value in an American Factory
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Retirement on the Line: Age, Work, and Value in an American Factory

by Caitrin Lynch

Sociology Labor Studies
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In Retirement on the Line, Caitrin Lynch investigates age, work, and value among employees in an American factory. The book explores how older workers navigate employment challenges and societal perceptions of worth in industrial labor. It offers a thoughtful examination of retirement's role in modern work life, based on direct observations.

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Retirement on the Line delves into the experiences of older workers in an American factory, highlighting the dynamics of age and employment.

The book addresses how value is assigned to labor in contemporary settings, focusing on the interplay between work and aging.

Through ethnographic insights, it reveals the broader implications for retirement and workforce participation in industrial environments.

Author Caitrin Lynch provides a nuanced look at these themes, drawing from real-world observations in a factory context.

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