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How to Tell When You're Tired: A Brief Examination of Work

Theriault examines the real world of the workplace--the constant struggle for respect and autonomy, the tendency of management to treat workers as part of the production process, the habit of unions to bargain away the wrong things, the nature of bosses, the grinding tedium and danger, and the sense of accomplishment from a job well done.  more

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Pages: 192, Paperback, W.W. Norton & Co.

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5/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Mar-10-2002
A worker-philosopher's reflections

Reg Theriault's book is simply superb--just the right combination of personal anecdote, philosophical reflection, sociological commentary, old-timer's wisdom, and humor. In reading him, one comes to like Theriault. He's the sort of guy...

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4/5
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Posted: Mar-03-2002
If you liked this!

This book is a sleeper; an old clunker that sags in the middle, wheezes and farts at the stop-light and then lays two-hundred feet of rubber as it takes off! If you like this as much as I, try "RIVETHEAD" by Ben Hamper.

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5/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Jul-22-2001
Couldn't put it down

This book offered an insight into the psychology and complex existence of hard physical labor that should throw fear into the hearts of management. I was so sad when this book was over and I find myself referring to it frequently as a...

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4/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Aug-07-2000
Blue and white collars fit the same

While reading through this work I found that although the author was lifting 154 pound bags of coffee beans on a daily basis isn't all that dissimilar that being a cube dweller. The fact is that sitting in front of a computer in...

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5/5
From: Amazon
Posted: Mar-10-2002
A worker-philosopher's reflections

Reg Theriault's book is simply superb--just the right combination of personal anecdote, philosophical reflection, sociological commentary, old-timer's wisdom, and humor. In reading him, one comes to like Theriault. He's the sort of guy...

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2/5
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Posted: Jul-11-1999
lots of belly aching

The writer begins with a great premise concerning work, which few members of the work force consider. He proceeds to spend the last half of the book bitching. So, ...just read the first half !

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