At MIT Sloan, the Work and Organization Studies group studies the nature of work, the organizations in which people work, and the social institutions that shape work and work organizations have changed dramatically in response to social and technological changes, from the Industrial Revolution to the Computer Revolution, from the rise of unions to the diversity of workers throughout the economy.
This group reflects the diverse disciplinary backgrounds and research methods of the faculty, including social psychology, sociology, history, anthropology, labor economics and industrial relations.
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