Chapter 1 Time-work discipline in the 21st Century
Beth A. Rubin
Part I: New Times for the New Economy
Chapter 2: Chronemics at Work: Using Socio-Historical Accounts to Illuminate Contemporary Workplace Temporality
Dawna I. Ballard
Chapter 3: Saying 'Good Morning' in the Night: The Reversal of Work Time
in Global ICT Service Work
Winifred Rebecca Poster
Part II: Organizational Temporalities
Chapter 4: The Dance of Entrainment: Temporally Navigating across Multiple
Pacers
Deborah Ancona and Mary J. Waller
Chapter 5: Individual Temporality in the Workplace: How Individuals
Perceive and Value Time at Work
Sally Blount and Sophie Leroy
Chapter 6: Polychronicity, Individuals and Organizations
Allen C. Bluedorn
Chapter 7: Timing Expertise in Software Development Environments
Esther Ruiz-Ben
Part III: Hours, Schedules and Families
Chapter 8: The ‘Over-Paced’ American: Recent Trends in the Intensification
of Work
David J. Maume and David A. Purcell
Chapter 9: For Love or Money?: Extrinsic Rewards, Intrinsic Rewards, Work-Life Issues, and Hour Mismatches
Jeremy Renolds and Lydia Aletaris
Chapter 10: The Economics of Flexible Work Scheduling: Theoretical Advances and Contemporary Paradoxes
Morris Altman and Lonnie Golden
Chapter 11: Time and Control in a 24/7 Environment: Clock Time, Work Time, Family Time
Robert Perrucci and Shelley MacDermid
Chapter 12: Explaining Job Hours of Physicians, Nurses, EMTs and Nursing Assistants: Gender, Class, Jobs and Families
Naomi Gerstel, Dan Clawson and Dana Huyser
Chapter 13: Gender Differences in the Relationship Between Long Employment Hours and Multitasking
Liana Sayer
Part IV: The Possible Worlds of Workplace Temporalities
Chapter 14: Dual Earners in Double Jeopardy: Preparing for Job Loss in the New Risk Economy
Stephen Sweet, Phyllis Moen and Peter Meiksins
Chapter 15: Public School Teachers Join the Ranks of Dislocated Workers
Kenneth A. Root, Steven A. Root and Louise A. Sundin
Chapter 16: Organizational Strategies for Network Weaving Work-Life Integration into 24/7 Cultures
Mindy L. Gewirtz and Mindy Fried
Chapter 17: New Times Redux-Layering Time in the New Economy
Beth A. Rubin
