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simple control: a standalone construct

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Sociology of work

control of workers through the direct, personal authority of owners or foremen, typical of small competitive firms.

In sociology of work, simple control refers to control of workers through the direct, personal authority of owners or foremen, typical of small competitive firms. This meaning comes from Edwards (1979) in Contested terrain.[1]

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References

Edwards, R. (1979). Contested terrain. Basic Books. ISBN 9780465014125

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