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dignity at work: a standalone construct

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Sociology of work and occupations

workers' capacity to establish self-respect and be treated with respect on the job, defended through resistance, citizenship behavior and meaning-making against abuse and overwork.

In sociology of work and occupations, dignity at work refers to workers' capacity to establish self-respect and be treated with respect on the job, defended through resistance, citizenship behavior and meaning-making against abuse and overwork. This meaning comes from Hodson (2001) in Dignity at Work.[1]

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References

Hodson, R. (2001). Dignity at Work. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9780511499333

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