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Restructuring Gendered Flexibility in Organizations: a Comparative Analysis of Call Centres in Germary case for neo-Taylorist standardization and automation of service work, where tasks are simplified and jobs are poorly paid and insecure. Through such a downgrading of working conditions, companies achieve numerical flexibility. This pattern has often been gendered, especially in computerized serv

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92508-5and its implications for the quality of working life. The development of knowledge economies is affected by cross-cutting global processes and national trajectories. A key issue is the conceptualization of the different forms that class and gender relations may take, in order to advance comparative

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