Workers, Managers, and Technological Change

I. Introduction.- 1 Workers, Managers, and Technological Change.- II. Toward Unilateral Managerial Control?.- 2 Microchips and Macroharvests: Labor-Management Relations in Agriculture.- 3 The Eclipse of Craft: The Changing Face of Labor in the Newspaper Industry.- 4 Technology and Control of the Labor Process: Fifty Years of Longshoring on the U.S. West Coast.- 5 Technological Change and Labor Relations in the United States Postal Service.- 6 Office Automation, Clerical Workers, and Labor Relations in the Insurance Industry.- 7 Computerized Instruction, Information Systems, and School Teachers: Labor Relations in Education.- 8 Technology, Air Traffic Control, and Labor-Management Relations.- III. Toward Labor-Management Cooperation?.- 9 Changing Technologies and Consequences for Labor in Coal Mining.- 10 Conflict, Cooperation, and the Global Auto Factory.- 11 Technological Change, Market Decline, and Industrial Relations in the U.S. Steel Industry.- 12 Computer-Based Automation and Labor Relations in the Construction Equipment Industry.- 13 The Impact of Technological Change on Labor Relations in the Commercial Aircraft Industry.- 14 Technological Change in the Public Sector: The Case of Sanitation Service.- 15 Deregulation, Technological Change, and Labor Relations in Telecommunications.- IV. Conclusion.- 16 Labor-Management Cooperation or Managerial Control: Emerging Patterns of Labor Relations in the United States.