Entrepreneurs: the men and women behind famous brand names and how they made it/ Fucini

xviii, 297 hal.; 24 cm

Entrepreneurs: the men and women behind famous brand names and how they made it/ Fucini

xviii, 297 hal.; 24 cm

Os limites da participação dos trabalhadores nos ganhos das empresas The limits of workers' share in profits

<abstract language="eng">This article argues that workers’ share in profits are actually a share in extra surplus value obtained by means of more intensified labor. Cost reductions obtained by means of more intensified lean production methods cause wages to represent a smaller fraction of the product of a working day when measured at market value. The increased market rate of surplus value is the basis for workers’ shares in profits. However, as competition continuously levels out such advantages, the share in profits becomes dependent on a continuous strive to reducing costs and intensifying labor

Lean production: Denial, confirmation or extension of sociotechnical systems design?

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