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Office yoga

Darrin Zeer

2000

Women for Hire

Fiona McNally

1979

The New Working Class

R. Human

1983

Keeping the best and other thoughts on building a super competitive workforce

Martin John Yate

1991

White-collar proletariat

Rosemary Crompton

1984

Office ladies and salaried men

Yuko Ogasawara

1998

White-collar government

Nicholas Carnes

2013

Yoga at work

Miriam Freedman

1996

The invisible assembly line

Daniel Stamp

1995

Handling hazardous materials

J.J. Keller & Associates

1997

Sick office syndrome

Ian Carney

1995

Technological Change at the Co-Operators Life Insurance Company

R. Malcolm Chadwick

1986

Capitalism, class conflicts, and the new middle class

Carter, Bob

1985

A day in the night of America

Kevin Coyne, Coyne, Kevin.

1992

Die Angestellten

Siegfried Kracauer

1998

Fast track guide to a professional job search

Joanie Natalizio

2010

Challenges and opportunities for the conduct of monetary policy

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.

1993

Les cols blancs

C. Wright Mills

1951

Office politics

Vernon Mogensen

1996

In Search of the New Woman

Gillian Sutherland

2015

Cities in transition

Thomas M. Stanback

1982

Bait and Switch

Barbara Ehrenreich

2005 ★ 3.7

Company Men

Clark Davis

2001

White Collar Sweatshop

Jill Andresky Fraser

2001

The white-collar shuffle

Richard W. Larson

1990

White-collar stress

Louis C. Feuer

1987

Office Yoga

Julie Friedeberger

1991

Company man

Anthony Terrell Seward Sampson

1995

Illustrated "salaryman" in Japan

Nihon Kōtsū Kōsha

1997

Men and women of the corporation

Rosabeth Moss Kanter

1977

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