Titlebook: Gender, Careers and Organisations; Current Developments Susan Halford,Mike Savage,Anne Witz Textbook 1997Latest edition Macmillan Publisher

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ganisations. engages in diverse contemporary debates about economic and organisational restructuring, human agency and strategy, embodiment and sexuality.Drawing on original empirical research into contemporary British banking, nursing and local government, the book both contributes to a reformulati

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Customer Relationship Management,jectories of organisational positions through which people have carved out careers over time. Then, in Chapter 5 we concentrate directly on people s attitudes, focusing on individual career narratives that illuminate the reflexive ways in which people engage with their workplace organisations.

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Organisational Change and Career Restructuring,jectories of organisational positions through which people have carved out careers over time. Then, in Chapter 5 we concentrate directly on people s attitudes, focusing on individual career narratives that illuminate the reflexive ways in which people engage with their workplace organisations.

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Conclusions,book: how far has there been a remaking of gender relations in the organisations we have studied, and what are the broad implications of our research for debates concerning the changing position of men and women in the workforce?

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,(Re)presentations of ‘Home’ and ‘Work’ in Organisational Life, we continue to widen our focus by considering more fully individuals’ experience of the interplay between life at work, inside their organisations, and life outside work. Of course, and as we will show, these accounts shed further light on processes of organisational change, on career processes and on the gendered dynamics of both.

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Textbook 1997Latest editiong on original empirical research into contemporary British banking, nursing and local government, the book both contributes to a reformulation of current debates and to the development of theoretical perspectives on gender, careers and organisations.