Cheats at work an anthropology of workplace crime Gerald Mars.
Detalles de publicación: Aldershot, Hants., England Brookfield, Vt. Dartmouth 1994.Descripción: xviii, 242 pISBN:- 1855213796 (HB)
- 1855215284 (PB)
- 364.1/68 20
- HV6768 .M26 1994
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This reprint draws from the fields of management, criminology and the social sciences to explore workplace cheating, or occupational crime. The book avoids psychological explanations of workplace behaviour and instead focuses on the pattern of regularities in kinds of cheating.
Originally published: London ; Boston : Allen & Unwin, 1982.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-234) and index.
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- Who Gets What, How and From Where?
- A classification of occupations and their associated fiddles
- Hawk jobs
- Donkey jobs
- Wolfpack jobs
- Vulture jobs
- Fiddle factors and fiddle-proneness
- The Wider Implications: Fiddling as crime
- Some implications for industrial relations
- Some economic and political implications