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• ·표제/책임표시사항 Workers without companies : towards a new way of working / Sylvie Célérier and Alberto Riesco-Sanz ; translated by Diana Draper and Tim Nicholson
• ·발행사항 Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge Taylor ＆ Francis Group, 2026
• ·형태사항 viii, 193 pages ;25 cm
• ·총서사항 (Routledge studies in the sociology of work, professions and organizations)
• ·주기사항 Includes bibliographical references and index
  요약: "Workers Without Companies asks how we will work in two decades' time and how workers' lives will transform as ways of working diversify at an unprecedented pace. As new categories of workers emerge, and the global productive landscape undergoes continuous reconfiguration, this book contributes to the debate around the future of work. This approach repositions the subject within broader structural transformations, signalling a sustained diversification of how work is mobilised. Simultaneously, it highlights a transversal shift towards the gradual detachment of workers from their employing organisations. Faced with several decades of mass unemployment in Europe and the activation of self-employment through intermediary platforms, this book examines the transformation of salaried work and the growth of parallel work systems. With particular attention to agriculture, science and knowledge production, the authors explore the emerging trends of increasingly distant relations between companies and their employees, and the growing number of operators involved in maintaining new industrial relations. It considers the conditions that characterise the changing face of work and the challenges that these represent for workers and their representatives. As such, Workers Without Companies will appeal to sociologists with interests in work and industry, employment and unemployment, organisation studies and labour relations"-- Provided by publisher
  
• ·표준번호/부호 ISBN: 9781032333021 (paperback)  ISBN: 9781032333014 (hardback)  ISBN: 9781003319023 (ebook)  
• ·분류기호 듀이십진분류법-> 331.21  
• ·주제명 Wages - - Labor  
  Work - - 

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Notes
Bibliography

Part I Shaping the wage system in Europe
1 Ambiguities in the European model
Compulsory insurance under state control
The legacy of an industrial and political history
The formation of the chief players in the labour exchange
Work in Europe: convergences and national differences
Notes
Bibliography

2 Transformations in the wage system
The Golden Age of capitalism?
Nations of wage earners and their key historical actors
Capitalism for all?
A new mutation of capitalism
Continued accumulation of capital
Global capitalism and fragmented industry
New ways of mobilising the workforce
A profound remodelling of the wage system
Notes
Bibliography

3 Silent mutations in labour exchanges
Value sharing and widening inequalities
Working remotely and intermittently
Diversification of working time patterns
The distancing of labour relations
A more complex and interconnected labour mobilisation
Notes
Bibliography
Part II Variations in the wage system
Notes
Bibliography

4 The incomplete wage system of self-employed workers
The dismantling of the wage system
The expansion of the wage system
A new type of self-employed worker
Ambiguities in the new self-employment statutes
A transformation permeated by state action
Conclusions
Notes
Bibliography

5 The agricultural wage system
The same players as in the wage system
Constantly accompanied production
Regulations and tension among the agricultural wage system
Notes
Bibliography

6 Mobilisation and organisation of scientific work under state protection
What can the structure of Spain’s science system teach us about the dynamics of the wage system?1
The creation of a science and innovation system in Spain
Mobilisation and organisation of scientific work under state protection
The state as a singular employer of scientific work
The professional career and the civil service as structuring devices for the mobilisation of scientific work
Progressive move towards salaried employment in Spanish scientific work?
Academic entrepreneurship and hybridisation of scientific pathways
Challenges facing the current system of scientific labour mobilisation in Spain
Notes
Bibliography

In conclusion: Some proposals for future research on work1
The primordial alienation of workers from their work
A transformed system of valorisation
States under pressure
A new way of organising production
Professional trajectories outside the company sphere

Notes
Bibliography
Index