The decline of teen summer jobs: a sociological analysis
For generations, the summer job was a coming-of-age ritual for American teens. Sliding burgers, watching pools, serving tables, or cutting […]
For generations, the summer job was a coming-of-age ritual for American teens. Sliding burgers, watching pools, serving tables, or cutting […]
The UK sickness benefits system is under intense scrutiny as the number of people claiming long-term support reaches record highs.
Marxist perspectives criticize the market inequities and the welfare state’s ineffectiveness in addressing these issues. Rooted in Karl Marx’s ideas, they advocate for socialism or communism as alternatives to capitalism. Despite the collapse of many communist regimes, Marxist critiques of welfare systems remain relevant, emphasizing their contradictory nature and inability to resolve capitalism’s deeper problems.
There are over 1 million job vacancies in the UK in September 2021, but Brexit isn’t the only reason!
McDonald’s is one of Britain’s biggest employers, employing 115 000 workers in over 1300 stores. It is also one of
Trades Unions membership is in decline in the UK, but why is this, and what is the social significance of this seemingly depressing social trend?
Functionalism Main post on the functionalist perspective on education. Education teaches us specialist skills for work – At school, individuals
I’ve since moved this post to my Steemit Account.. Steemit’s a relatively new block chain based blogging platform – I
Below is my summary of chapters 6-11 of the Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices, which deals with what needs
Adapted from Taylor’s ‘Good Work’ Report (2017). This report reviews the current state of work and makes (some fairly limited