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Labor history

the outlook the source attributes to manual workers, who seek collective control over a scarce supply of job opportunities rather than wider social change.

In labor history, job consciousness refers to the outlook the source attributes to manual workers, who seek collective control over a scarce supply of job opportunities rather than wider social change. This meaning comes from Perlman (1928) in A theory of the labor movement.[1]

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References

Perlman, S. (1928). A theory of the labor movement. The Macmillan Company. ISBN 9780879918187

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