Summary information

Study title

Social Problems with Socially Necessary Change of Job in the Industry of the GDR 1985

Creator

Institut für marxistisch-leninistische Soziologie an der Akademie für Gesellschaftswissenschaften beim ZK der SED, Berlin

Study number / PID

ZA6334, Version 1.0.0 (GESIS)

10.4232/1.6334 (DOI)

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Abstract

Readiness and opportunities for socially necessary change of job among production workers. Topics: Judgement on job situation; characteristics of a good worker; influence of scientific-technical progress on one's own work as well as on living conditions; prospects for the future of employment; future work in occupation learned; consequences of possible changes of employment; suitable colleagues for conversion; factors to be considered by management in work change; willingness to change companies and prerequisites for this; preferred area of national economy; working conditions as cause for change of job (scale); technical progress and further development of work collective; willingness to leave work collective; technical progress and responsibility of leader; development of pay; stand on collective and individual figures; readiness for qualification and reasons for this; extent to which informed about company perspectives and conversion processes; necessity of production conversions; recommendations on structuring conversion processes and their consideration; necessity of participation in conversion processes; company employment; honorary function within and outside of company;

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Methodology

Data collection period

1985 - 1986

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Time dimension

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Universe

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Sampling procedure

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Data collection mode

Written survey

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Publisher

GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences

Publication year

1986

Terms of data access

A - Data and documents are released for academic research and teaching.

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