My troubles are going to have trouble with me : everyday trials and triumphs of women workers / Karen Brodkin Sacks and Dorothy Remy, editors.
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New Brunswick, N.J. :
Rutgers University Press,
©1984.
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Series: | Douglass series on women's lives and the meaning of gender.
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Table of Contents:
- Generations of working-class families / Karen Brodkin Sacks
- Southern textile women: generations of survival and struggle / Linda Frankel
- Sacrifice, satisfaction, and social change: employment and the family / Myra Marx Ferree
- Housework and domestic labor: racial and technological change / Phyllis Palmer.
- Economic stagnation and discrimination / Dorothy Remy & Larry Sawers
- Women in retail sales work: the continuing dilemma of service / Susan Porter Benson
- Word processing: forward for business, backward for women / Anne Machung
- Brave new office: the changing world of the legal secretary / Mary C. Murphree
- Women's work in the library/information sector / Leigh S. Estabrook
- Computers, ward secretaries, and a walkout in a southern hospital / Karen Brodkin Sacks.
- Resistance strategies: the routine struggle for bread and roses / Nina Shapiro-Perl
- Women and work in Silicon Valley: options and futures / Naomi Katz & David S. Kemnitzer
- Contrasting sexual harassment in female- and male-dominated occupations / Suzanne C. Carothers & Peggy Crull
- Maquiladoras: the view from the inside / Maria Patricia Fernandez Kelly
- On the shop floor: multi-ethnic unity against the conglomerate / Louise Lamphere.