Titlebook: Revolutionizing Retail; Workers, Political A Kendra Coulter Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2014 body.bread

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Book 2014. Before Revolutionizing Retail, no scholar had captured or analysed the breadth of political action being pursued in this crucial economic sector..This book was awarded the Canadian Association for Work and Labour Studies 2015 Book Prize..

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Retail Detail: The Work and The Workers, healing, escapism, knowledge, and mobility. Retail is a normalized and ubiquitous part of life, but, at the same, the realities of working in the sector are not well understood by outsiders. What is the retail sector? Who are retail workers? What does retail work involve? This chapter answers all o

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Sales Floor Solidarity: Understanding Union Organizing in Retail,or in groups. Smaller, daily tactics are employed, such as taking an extra five minutes on break or pretending not to see a particularly rude customer. Barbara Ehrenreich (2001) argues that restaurant servers have so little control of their daily labor that the allocation of extra condiments, one do

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Hunger Games and Crying Games: Barriers to Change,te to improve their workplaces. Their experiences and, in particular, the insights they shared after reflecting on the process broaden and deepen our understanding of union organizing in retail, as well as in comparable feminized and/or private sector service workplaces. Workers’ accomplishments nee

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Diversifying Political Action in Retail,iversification of the routes and vehicles being used to unite workers and advocate for change. Both in North America and around the world, innovative structures and strategies are being developed and used. Accordingly, in retail, . is not merely a synonym for .. This chapter highlights a number of t

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The Battle of Ideas: Retail Work, Workers, and Social Change,both the destination and the journey. In other words, what would it look and feel like to transform retail work so workers’ lives are improved and, ideally, transformed? What changes are needed, and how could they be secured? In this chapter, I synthesize the data and strive to answer these question

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Sales Floor Solidarity: Understanding Union Organizing in Retail,buting extra samples, coupons, or free gifts, offering the discount that officially ended hours earlier, providing an item for free if it will not scan, and so forth. These strategies can serve as expression of workers’ own humanity, as a small act of defiance against their employer, and/or as an act of solidarity with customers.

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