Titlebook: Working Dazed; Why Drugs Pervade th Angela Browne Miller Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 business.drugs.management

令人作嘔

Indicative

令人不快

Outmoded

Recovery in the Workplace,inuous process, one that must last a lifetime. The general consensus is that it is dangerous to say that an addicted person “has recovered.” It sets him or her up for the illusion of completion while all the forces drawing him or her back to using drugs continue to lurk in the wings.

paroxysm

,Why Can’t a Woman Be More Like a Man?, different, but they share the experience of being. They deal with many of the same pressures and respond to these pressures in many of the same ways. In a society and a world full of people using chemicals to change their moods and physical sensations, it is not surprising that many working men and

載貨清單

What, Me Worried?, in all workplaces. Perhaps these imaginary signs target specific aspects of employee health, reading this way: “Warning: Working here may result in substance abuse and drug addiction, severe psychological stress, divorce, and various physical injuries and illnesses.” Would you continue to work?

Electrolysis

The Choicepoint,eing so soothing. Population, urbanization, institutionalization, mechanization, globalization, and other modern pressures are bringing about a profound change in the life of the individual. Depersonalization and dehumanization are encroaching upon us. Even if she or he does not see it or believe it

Extort

Working-Class Heroes, sit in long lines on freeways, passing the time of our lives, breathing in exhaust fumes, and listening to deceptively alert voices pour out of our radios. We arrive at work with our public faces and take our positions in our public places, poised to get ahead or at least to save our faces, barely keeping up with the Joneses.

ORBIT

,Why Can’t a Woman Be More Like a Man?, In a society and a world full of people using chemicals to change their moods and physical sensations, it is not surprising that many working men and women are chemically dependent. These people are part of the larger “chemical society” in which they live.

Pericarditis

Angela Browne M.P.H., Ph.D. towards state provision of welfare. The book strongly emphasises the uneven geographical impacts of post-1979 changes, a topic usually underplayed by analysts of social policy, and draws heavily on previously unpublished material.