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Emerging from Turbulence

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Emerging from Turbulence

Boeing and Stories of the American Workplace Today
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The book looks at workers in three stages of their careers early career, midcareer, and retirement, sheds light on generational differences in the workplace, and addresses issues such as job training and work moving overseas. Long-time employees reminisce fondly about the family and engineering culture of Heritage Boeing and many are sad and angry about the new, financially driven ethos brought in by the McDonnell Douglas executives after the merger. Newer, younger employees, with no direct memory of Heritage Boeing and more individualistic attitudes, accommodate themselves more easily to the new Boeing. Employees past and present talk about the exciting challenges of launching new, breakthrough airplanes such as the 777, the thrill they feel when the airplanes they produced take to the skies, and the wrong-headed decisions that plagued the disastrous early development of the 787. The narratives also reveal how workers balance work and home life, navigate changing gender relations, and strive to find meaning in this transformed workplace culture. Emerging from Turbulence takes readers inside these profound workplace changes and shows both the personal and the national impact of today’s realities.

Author Biography:

Leon Grunberg is professor emeritus of sociology, University of Puget Sound. Sarah Moore is chair and professor of psychology, University of Puget Sound. Together they are the authors of Turbulence: Boeing and the State of American Workers and Managers.
Release date Australia
February 1st, 2018
Audiences
  • Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
  • Undergraduate
Pages
208
Dimensions
146x221x16
ISBN-13
9780810895799
Product ID
27215008

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