In this article, based on 140 interviews in two case studies led in Montreal in the previous decade, I draw on previous demonstration of the existence of unlimited unpaid overtime among videogame developers and software designers and use these two case studies to illustrate an emerging workplace regulation model based on unacknowledged unlimited and unpaid overtime. This model is stemming from combined information technology firms’ risk management strategy and project management as an organisation mode and closely tied to the high international mobility of both capital and workforce. Here I focus on (de)regulation of working time only, but it opens a path to theoretically account for (de)regulation of work more generally among an expanding ...
A 40-hour working week is the norm in Europe, yet some organizations require 60 or more working hour...
Aquest informe s'elabora a partir de les diferents contribucions de la Network of Eurofound Correspo...
In Ontario, hours of work and overtime standards are regulated by the Employment Standards Act (ESA)...
The videogame industry is a work environment that is emblematic of O’Carroll’s (2015) encompassing m...
In this paper we report on the working hours in the Quebec industry as reflected in the comments of ...
I examine the relationship between overtime work and the timing of work, with an aim toward consider...
This article strives to unpack the concept of labour time in the digital reality. It does so...
International audienceCollective bargaining between employers and trade unions has profoundly change...
Purpose: The videogame industry is a work environment that is emblematic of O’Carroll’s (2015) encom...
Corporate lawyers, investment bankers, engineers as well as many other types of knowledge workers in...
Computing history is full of near-mythical tales of superhuman efforts to overcome seemingly insurmo...
This article explores the erosion of the standard working-time model associated with ...
How involved are VGDs in the process of regulating their workplace? We are interested in building a ...
A labour matching economy with heterogeneous firms is presented. When bargaining over the wage, firm...
In the paper, the author analyzes the normative framework that regulates overtime work at the intern...
A 40-hour working week is the norm in Europe, yet some organizations require 60 or more working hour...
Aquest informe s'elabora a partir de les diferents contribucions de la Network of Eurofound Correspo...
In Ontario, hours of work and overtime standards are regulated by the Employment Standards Act (ESA)...
The videogame industry is a work environment that is emblematic of O’Carroll’s (2015) encompassing m...
In this paper we report on the working hours in the Quebec industry as reflected in the comments of ...
I examine the relationship between overtime work and the timing of work, with an aim toward consider...
This article strives to unpack the concept of labour time in the digital reality. It does so...
International audienceCollective bargaining between employers and trade unions has profoundly change...
Purpose: The videogame industry is a work environment that is emblematic of O’Carroll’s (2015) encom...
Corporate lawyers, investment bankers, engineers as well as many other types of knowledge workers in...
Computing history is full of near-mythical tales of superhuman efforts to overcome seemingly insurmo...
This article explores the erosion of the standard working-time model associated with ...
How involved are VGDs in the process of regulating their workplace? We are interested in building a ...
A labour matching economy with heterogeneous firms is presented. When bargaining over the wage, firm...
In the paper, the author analyzes the normative framework that regulates overtime work at the intern...
A 40-hour working week is the norm in Europe, yet some organizations require 60 or more working hour...
Aquest informe s'elabora a partir de les diferents contribucions de la Network of Eurofound Correspo...
In Ontario, hours of work and overtime standards are regulated by the Employment Standards Act (ESA)...