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effort bargain: a standalone construct

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Sociology of work

the implicit and contested exchange between the pay workers receive and the effort they provide, which is never fully specified in the contract.

In sociology of work, effort bargain refers to the implicit and contested exchange between the pay workers receive and the effort they provide, which is never fully specified in the contract. This meaning comes from Baldamus (1961) in Efficiency and effort.[1]

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References

Baldamus, W. (1961). Efficiency and effort. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781299727175

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