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craft control: a standalone construct

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Labor history

control that skilled workers exercised over how work was done through their knowledge, work rules and union norms, before scientific management.

In labor history, craft control refers to control that skilled workers exercised over how work was done through their knowledge, work rules and union norms, before scientific management. This meaning comes from Montgomery (1979) in Workers' control in America.[1]

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References

Montgomery, D. (1979). Workers' control in America. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521280068

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