Retail Worker Politics, Race and Consumption in South Africa: Shelved in the Service Economy
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Beschreibung
"Two for the Price of One": The Inadequacies of Instrumentalism
Servicing South Africa: Retail Spaces as Nation
Law and the Category of "Employee"
"Subjects-in-Struggle": The Political Subjectivity of Retail Workers
Chapter 2. Servicing a Nation: White Women Shop Assistants and the Fantasy of Belonging
Retail Capital, the City and White Belonging
White Women's Service Labour
Skill and Status
Rules and Respectability
Retail Expansion, Deskilling and Racial Reorganization
The Necessary "Familiarity" of White Women's Labour
Chapter 3. Rupturing Relations: Abasebenzi as Collective Political Subject
Black Women's Service Work: Discriminatory Conditions and Racist Relations
Refusing Erasure, Rupturing the Logic of Relations: Abasebenzi Emerge
CCAWUSA and Collective Labour Politics
Chapter 4. Regulating Retail: The Category "Employee" and its Divisions
Subjects of Employment Law: "Employee" and "Labourer"
Part-time Employment: From Responsible Motherhood to Monstrous Deprivation
Casual Employment: Student Labour, Extra Help and Scabs
Chapter 5. Signifying Belonging: Restructuring and Workplace Relations
The Hypers: Revolutionizing Modern Retailing, 1975 to the 1990s
A "Culture of Threat": Changing Workplace Relations from the late 1990s
A Disordered Present: The Past "Moral Economy" of the WorkplaceSubjectification of Workers: Outsider, Criminal, Labourer
Chapter 6. "Tools Down, Everybody out to the Canteen!": Wildcats and Go-slows, Political Subjects Reconfigured
"We are Grown-Ups": Permanent Workers as Adult Decision-makers
"I must Make a Sale": Contract Workers as Skilled Men
"[We] Bring more Money": Casual Workers as Exploited Labour
Joint Actions: Race and Rights
Chapter 7. "To Sit at Home and Do Nothing": Gender and the Constitutive Meaning of Work
"Sitting": Statis as Social Death
The Praxis of Providing
Gendered Anxieties: Working for Children, Working for the Future
Chapter 8. Consuming Politics: Wal-Mart, the New Terrain of Belonging and the Endurance of Abasebenzi
The Market as Nation
Labour Broking and Bulk Labour Supply
The Law and Political Subject Abasebenzi
Conclusion: Enduring Retail Worker Politics