Titlebook: Computer-aided Manufacturing and Women’s Employment: The Clothing Industry in Four EC Countries; For the Directorate- Swasti Mitter Confere

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Conference proceedings 1992manufacturing sector. The sixteen contributors are leading authorities on the subject and analyse how technology has transformed employment in the clothing industry, which is still the major employer of female blue-collar workers in the EC. The contributors assess the aspects of computerisation that

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Vincent Omollo Nyangaresi,Zeyad Mohammad between core male workers in the main factory floor and peripheral women workers in the subcontracting units. The paper highlights the importance of tacit knowledge of workers in deciding on the most efficient trajectory of technology.

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Reconfiguration of the Market and the Use of Computerised Technologyxibility. The author highlights the importance of design management in this new context..In the context of a comprehensive survey of computer-aided machines in this sector, the author argues that technologies that use human skill rather than displace it may be more suitable to meet the needs of a flexible market.

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Homeworking in Italy in the Age of Computer Technologyology, artisanal production and indirectly of homework, companies like Benetton increase the job opportunities of women. Yet in the absence of strong bargaining power, clothing homeworkers also get enmeshed in Italy’s expanding black economy.

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New Openings for Women in the UK: Design and Craft for Computer-Aided Retailing for women working in both the management and homeworking sectors are discussed and detailed. It documents the cases where technical and management trainings, with the aid of the European Social Fund (ESF), have allowed Asian women to use their traditional craft skills for self-employment and business in the niche markets.

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