Titlebook: White-Collar Proletariat; Deskilling and Gende Rosemary Crompton,Gareth Jones Textbook 1984Latest edition Rosemary Crompton and Gareth Jone

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Introduction,arx (. 1), forcefully argues that the logic of capitalist production is such as to inexorably ‘deskill’ the labour process — that is, to progressively render most work in capitalist society increasingly routine and fragmented, requiring very little skill on the part of the worker. Much of his discus

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Clerical and Administrative Work: the Background,istrative workers — particularly as it bears on the issue of clerical ‘proletarianisation’. In the second section, we will describe the evolution of the ‘clerical’ category — focusing largely on Britain — reviewing not only its proportional and numerical growth but also terms and conditions of emplo

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The White-Collar Workforce: Men,sis of clerical ‘proletarianisation — particularly the work of Goldthorpe and Stewart, Prandy and Blackburn — have rested in large part upon the empirical fact that most . who remain in clerical work will eventually achieve promotion. As we have argued extensively elsewhere, we do not consider that

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Trade Unionism,he years that immediately followed the Second World War, there was a considerable growth in the absolute numbers of white-collar unionists. This increase in numbers, however, served to mask trends of deep concern to the tradeunion movement as a whole; that is, the . of white-collar workers who were

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