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Sociology of work

the shop-floor game in which workers try to reach piece-rate targets, which the source argues secures their consent to the labour process.

In sociology of work, making out refers to the shop-floor game in which workers try to reach piece-rate targets, which the source argues secures their consent to the labour process. This meaning comes from Burawoy (1979) in Manufacturing Consent.[1]

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References

Burawoy, M. (1979). Manufacturing Consent. University Of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226080376

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