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F., 113\n\nKennedy, M. C., 52, 307n\n\nLeffingwell, William Henry, 47n, 211–15\n\nGordon, David M., 206n\n\nunpaid labor of women and, 195, 252\n\nKerr, Clark, 11, 16\n\nLeiserson, William M., 69n\n\nGough, Ian, 285n, 290n\n\nHoxie, Robert F.,74n, 91n, 92n\n\nKettering, Charles F., 113, 114\n\nLenin, V. I., 11n, 16\n\nGras, N. S. B., 45\n\nHunt, William C., 296\n\nKey punch operators, 227–33\n\nHuxley, Thomas, 109 on imperialism and monopoly capitalism, 175\n\nGreat Britain, 45–46, 91, 110, 111–12, 142n, 169n, 197, 277\n\nKhrushchev, Nikita, 16\n\nKlaw, Spencer, 137n\n\nscientific management and, 8–9\n\nclerical workers in, 203–4\n\nIBM, 26\n\nKlingender, F. D., 203\n\nLeone, William C., 137n\n\nMayhew on self-education of weavers in, 93\n\nIG Farben Company, 111\n\nKraik, J. K. W., 124\n\nLewis, John L., 103\n\nImperialism, 7, 175\n\nKrupp Enterprises, 110\n\nLiebig, Justus von, 111\n\nservice work in, 251, 251n\n\nIndustrial capitalism. See also Capitalism\n\nLindsey, Robert B., 108–9\n\nskilled and semi-skilled labor in, 299 limited commodity circulation under, 188-91\n\nLabor, animal and human, 31–34\n\nLittle Company, Arthur D., 113\n\nGrundrisse der Kritik der politischen Ökonomie (Marx), 118n\n\ncapital's relation to, 261–62\n\nLockwood, David, 203, 205, 206n, 218n\n\norigin of, 41–44\n\nhuman evolution and, 34–35\n\nLoose-Wiles Biscuit Company, 99\n\nGuide to Office Clerical Time Standards, A (Systems and Procedures Association of America), 221\n\nIndustrial psychology, 60, 96–99\n\nlabor power and, 35, 38\n\nIndustrial Revolution, 114\n\nLordstown, Ohio, G.M. strike at, 23, 123n\n\nproductive and unproductive, 284–92\n\nGunders, Henry, 230\n\nscience and, 107–9\n\nLower managerial workers, 18, 263,280–82\n\nGvishiani, D., 11n\n\nIndustrial workers. See also Workers Fuchs' analysis of, 271–73\n\nIndustrial Workers of the World, 103\n\nLabor power, 279–80 under capitalism, commodity, 35–40, 42 division of labor and, 56–57 Marx's conception of, 35\n\nMachine shop, numerical control of, 134–39 Taylor study of, 76–77\n\nHammond, J. L. & Barbara, 87n\n\nInstruction cards, 82–83, 139\n\nMachinery (mechanization), 117–18. See also Technology\n\nLabor process, 7, 60\n\nHarrison, Bennett, 274-76\n\nInternational Molders Journal, 94\n\ncapitalist accumulation, 176–77\n\nas embodied dead labor, 157–59\n\nHarvard Business Review, 147 “Introduction to the Critique of Political Economy\" (Marx), 14n\n\ndivision of labor and, 52–58\n\nevolution of modern, 129–34\n\nHarwood, James, 91n\n\nFord assembly line and, 101–2\n\nintroduced into various industries, 143–45\n\nHatch Act of 1887, 113\n\nItaly, absenteeism in, 23n\n\nmachinery and, 128–34, 141–43\n\nHawthorne studies, 69n, 99–100 and management control over labor process, 134–35\n\nJacquard (French inventor), 135\n\nHealth, Education, and Welfare, U.S. Department of, Work in America study, 21-22\n\nmanagement control over, 134–35\n\nJapan, state in, 197\n\noffice work and, 176, 225–40\n\nnumerical control and, 135-41\n\nJerome, Harry, 294\n\nskill and use of, 146–57, 294, 308–9\n\nHegel, G. W. F., 110 scientific-technical revolution and, 117-18\n\nsurplus labor and, 264–65\n\nJewitt, Frank B., 113\n\nHenle, Peter, 274\n\ntwo approaches to study of, 127-29\n\nHerrenstadt, Irwin L., 146\n\nJob changes, 3, 26, 167, 185–86. See also Craftsmanship; Skill\n\n\"new working class\" and, 17-18\n\nMagdoff, Harry, 6, 270, 270n\n\nHerskovitz, Melville J., 49 separation of conception and execution, 34–35, 78–79, 81, 86–87, 118–19, 141, 218–20,224–25\n\n\"upgrading\" thesis of skill and, 295 301\n\nproletarianization of office work and, 243-45\n\nHess, John L., 256\n\nHistory of the Royal Society of London, 61\n\nTaylor's breaking of workers' control over, 69–70, 74, 78–83\n\nMaintenance workers, 18, 150–54\n\nHoffman, John, 100n\n\ntime and motion study of, 120–25\n\nLabor, U.S. Department of, 170\n\nHoffmann, August Wilhelm von, 111\n\nLabor theory of value, 35\n\nManagement, 90–91, 107, 233–34, 307. See also Lower managerial workers; Scientific management\n\nautomation and, 146–53\n\ncapitalist organization of labor process\n\n330\n\nLabor and Monopoly Capital\n\nIndex 331","previous_page":null,"next_page":null}