Making of a Cybertariat

Discover the transformative impact of digital technologies on the workplace in Making of a Cybertariat by Ursula Huws. Published by New York University Press in 2003, this insightful paperback spans 208 pages, delving into the intricate dynamics of employment and organization in the digital age.

Huws meticulously examines the evolving roles of women both in the workplace and at home, highlighting how technological innovations reshape employment categories and organizational structures. The book also addresses the new divisions of race and gender that emerge from these changes, providing a comprehensive analysis of the social aspects of technology in the labor market.

Whether you're a student of business and economics, a professional in labor and industrial relations, or simply interested in the effects of technology on society, Making of a Cybertariat offers valuable insights into the quality of work life in an increasingly digital world.