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To what extent does the post-fordist workplace mark a fundamental change in the modern forms of work and employment?
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To what extent does the post-fordist workplace mark a fundamental change in the modern forms of work and employment? There is a great deal of debate concerning the extent to which fordist methods of production and economies have been replaced by a new post-fordist era. Within this debate, a large proportion of influence has been placed upon the degree and nature of change within the workplace environment. In order to understand the extent to which the post-fordist workplace marks a fundamental change in the modern forms of work and employment, it is necessary to appreciate both fordist and post-fordist work environments and evaluate and identify certain themes or notions of variation. When concerned with fordist to post-fordist workplace change, a variety of beliefs have been established. These beliefs range from the geographical relocation of work and production, to the changes in everyday working situations and their implications upon wider society. This...
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