Resisting the Neoliberal “Modernisation” of Public Services in Contemporary Scotland: the Case of Public Sector Workers

P.H. McCafferty; G. Mooney

Resisting the Neoliberal “Modernisation” of Public Services in Contemporary Scotland: the Case of Public Sector Workers

P.H. McCafferty, G. Mooney

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Chapter Four, by Patricia McCafferty and Gerry Mooney, examines the changes to work organisation and workplace relations in the state sector, and how these have been resisted by workers, not only in defence of their own conditions, but of the services which they provide to the public.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	NeoLiberal Scotland
Subtitle of host publication	Class and Society in a Stateless Nation
Editors	Neil Davidson, Patricia McCafferty, David Miller
Place of Publication	Newcastle
Pages	161-182
Number of pages	22
Publication status	Published - Jan 2010

Keywords

neoliberal
Scotland
political parties
mainstream
market-friendly policies
business interests

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NeoLiberal Scotland: Class and Society in a Stateless Nation. ed. / Neil Davidson; Patricia McCafferty; David Miller. Newcastle, 2010. p. 161-182.

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