Work

• Work


  The carrying out of tasks, involving the expenditure of mental and physical effort which have as their objective the production of goods and services that cater to human needs
• Occupation


  Work which is done in exchange for a regular wage
• Sectors of the economy

  • Primary sector
  • Secondary sector
  • Tertiary sector
• Taylorism


  • Scientific management
  • System of mass production, tied to the cultivation of mass markets
• Fordism


  System of mass production, tied to the cultivation of mass markets
• Alienation


  • Workers have little control over the nature of the task
  • Workers only contribute a fraction to the creation of the overall product
  • Workers have no influence over how or to whom it is eventually sold
• Strike


  A temporary stoppage of work by a group of employees in order to express a grievance or enforce a demand
• BDA


  • Professional
  • Managers
  • Clerks
  • Sales
  • Service
  • Production
• BDA - Professional


  • 59% male
  • 41% female
• BDA - Managers


  • 45% male
  • 55% female
• BDA - Clerks


  • 14% male
  • 86% female
• BDA - Sales


  • 38% male
  • 62% female
• BDA - Service


  • 46% male
  • 54% female
• BDA - Production


  • 93% male
  • 7% female