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Alsene, Eric – International Labour Review, 1994
Case studies were conducted of computer integration in two workplaces: an interdepartment interface in a hospital and a shared maintenance management system in a processing plant. These effects were found: interfacing tightens control by altering the division of labor and increasing supervision; and a shared database does not change the division…
Descriptors: Automation, Hospitals, Management Information Systems, Manufacturing

Watanabe, Susumu – International Labour Review, 1986
This article argues that the labor-displacement effect of microelectronic machinery, especially numerically controlled machine tools and robots, has been exaggerated and that people tend to confuse the impact of intensified international competition with that of the new technology. (Author/CT)
Descriptors: Automation, Machinery Industry, Numerical Control, Productivity

Epstein, Edythe – International Labour Review, 1984
Analyzes the provisions of recent negotiation agreements focusing on effects of technological developments in banking and insurance; general provisions; procedural provisions; and substantive provisions relating to job security, early retirement, working hours, retraining, downgrading, severance pay, and safety and health. (Author/SK)
Descriptors: Banking, Collective Bargaining, Insurance Companies, Labor Force

Saari, J.; And Others – International Labour Review, 1993
A study of safety training programs in 66 Canadian companies found that those who provided tailor-made training already offered better working conditions, greater management involvement in safety work, and more safety activities than those who used outside training sources. This suggests that safety regulations benefit good companies more than…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Federal Regulation, Foreign Countries, Occupational Safety and Health

Husbands, Robert – International Labour Review, 1992
Describes and compares the law applicable to sexual harassment at work in 23 industrialized countries. Shows how different legal approaches have been adopted to combat sexual harassment in the countries surveyed and how this diversity reflects differences of legal traditions and of attitudes toward the legal classification of sexual harassment.…
Descriptors: Civil Rights, Court Litigation, Developed Nations, Females

Chhokar, Jagdeep S. – International Labour Review, 1987
Describes two studies that confirm the applicability of a behavioral approach to safety in the workplace. Discusses the results and makes recommendations for workplace managers. (CH)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Adult Education, Behavior Change, Employee Responsibility

Seguret, Marie-Claire – International Labour Review, 1983
Women's difficult working conditions are due to factors such as the nature and form of women's employment, their reproductive role, and family responsibilities. The relative importance of these factors must be assessed in order to redress inequalities. (SK)
Descriptors: Employed Women, Employment Level, Employment Patterns, Labor Legislation