From Fordism to Flexibility

the worker is separated from his/her work, other employees, upper management and the surrounding environment as a whole (Rinehart, 2001). As a consequence for this deskilled, alienating economic society, Ford experienced very high labour turnover - 380 percent in 1913. Even today, chronic absenteeism is common in mass-production assembly plants, demonstrating a nee
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