| Firms converted to large-scale assembly-line operations, ultimately speeding up and deskilling individual jobs. |
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| This, in turn, however, led to fatigue, production speed-ups, repetitive motion injuries, and labor deskilling. |
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| Certainly, there were deskilling and cost-cutting impulses present in virtually all industries engaged in flexible production. |
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| Yet, what might be called deskilling in agriculture is in some ways different, more variable, and certainly less understood. |
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| This perspective on information flow, skilling, and deskilling provides a basis for examining the case of GM cotton in India. |
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| It's all about deskilling, of course, so you can recruit people on low wages. |
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| It was also apparent that the Act had contributed to a lack of labour market strategy, a deskilling of the workforce and low productivity. |
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| For workers, the new technologies mean more flexible work arrangements, job deskilling, and reduced union density. |
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| Not only has it contributed to the deskilling of the current generation of working age adults, it has also affected health. |
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| Lobbying may have particular potency in this case because of the deskilling in cotton farming. |
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| Employers with a strong sense of social obligation to workers are less likely to engage in deskilling practices in the workplace. |
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| Importantly, London's low paid migrant workers experience high levels of deskilling. |
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| However, the risk of distressing and deskilling the doctor must be minimised. |
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| We will need to keep a close eye on this, to ensure such deskilling doesn't actually happen. |
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| Industrial deskilling does not so much eliminate skill as it relocates it. |
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| The current situation comes on the back of several years of deskilling of medical students due in part to the loss of students' integration into clinical firms. |
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| This deskilling of the workforce, pushing them onto individual contracts so they can be shed when the economy slows have all fuelled resistance to globalisation. |
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| They are faced with high levels of unemployment, deskilling, low wages and the seasonal nature of agricultural work. |
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| These changes have modest impacts limiting the demand for the trades through productivity gains and deskilling. |
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| Efforts must be directed both within Canada and prior to immigrants' arrival to mitigate the impact of deskilling. |
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| It is a terrible deskilling because children going to school are bringing processed foods with them every day. |
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| What I would like to say, though, is that we are seeing a deskilling throughout our communities. |
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| I am currently undertaking a research on the psycho social impact of professional deskilling on qualified migrant women in Geneva. |
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| This issue of the Canadian Race Relations Foundation publication features two studies on the deskilling of immigrant women. |
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| But if you've got the government writing into franchises changes to the jobs of their members, deskilling them, you've got no choice. |
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| Skills development should also address deskilling and skill erosion among migrant women. |
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| Nevertheless, this relatively positive picture should be qualified, as it seems that more recent waves of immigrants are experiencing greater problems with deskilling and occupational integration. |
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| Tragic, too, is the gradual deskilling of teachers, loss of excitement about the profession, and loss of gifted teachers to other pursuits. |
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| Qualifications are no longer an insurance against unemployment or deskilling, and society must do its part to help those affected by addressing these issues. |
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| Thus the deskilling of the teacher is a social cost that must be taken into account when determining the appropriate disbursal of funds to education in developing countries. |
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| As well as opening the way to eventual automation this could reduce the satisfaction from such work, just as the satisfaction of making things was reduced by deskilling and interchangeable parts in the 19th century. |
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| Kostadinova emphasized that a two-year withdrawal from the labor market during the maternity leave would entail deskilling. |
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| In every previous technological upsurge, deskilling and job destruction went alongside the creation of new, high value jobs and a higher-wage consumption culture. |
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| On bleaker ones, I become convinced that Tim Berners-Lee is the beach-head landing party for some alien race that has invented the perfect way of deskilling the global population and rendering them powerless against attack. |
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| In other cases, technological change is deskilling. |
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| Likewise, every advance in the capitalist production accelerates the movement of women towards salaried work by simplifying labour and making part of the workforce useless while deskilling a large majority of workers. |
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| Where this is not possible, concerns can be addressed by either limiting the implementation of such deskilling technology or limiting the deskilled person to equipment that does not require that skill. |
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| White's description of early truck logging complicates the argument by historians of BC forestry that mid-century mechanization meant the deskilling of forest work. |
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| By deskilling spinning work, this technology was an important driver of the wage depression that disproportionally affected women in the textile mills. |
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| Other authors attribute the deskilling of immigrants to Foucault's nature of knowledge as social relations whereby knowledge is used as power to keep out the undesirable. |
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