Demand for white collar workers increases with the complexity of the industry concerned
Guy Michaels, 26 June 2007
Nowadays, the division of labour has become much more detailed as the production of most goods involves the coordination of a wide range of occupations. At the same time, white collar work involving generating, storing and communicating information has increased in importance in all firms and organizations.
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Topics: Labour markets
Tags: complexity, division of labour, IT revolution, white collar work
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