The past two decades have seen huge changes in work patterns in this
country. The Changing Shape of Work, edited by Richard Brown, shows that
“flexibility” equals insecurity, with damaging personal and social consequences.
This disturbing book should be required reading for politicians and employers.
Published by Macmillan, £15.99, ISBN 033367815X.
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