Neoliberal Oppressive Tendencies in the Retail Industry

This book critically explores some selected retail workers' experiences with neoliberalism in the industry through critical and social justice theory paradigms. Participants shared their workplace experiences by outlining the challenges they are faced with in the selected retail store in Regina, Saskatchewan. This book is a must-read to ascertain frontline retail workers' experiences and the recommendations they made about addressing the challenges they outlined throughout the study.

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Issah Gyimah is a Ph.D. holder in Human Resources from the University of Regina. With over 20 years of organizational experience, he specializes in Talent Management and Strategic HR. His research raises awareness about marginalized employees and organizational inequities contrary to the ideas of neoliberalism.

Klappentext

This book critically explores some selected retail workers' experiences with neoliberalism in the industry through critical and social justice theory paradigms. Participants shared their workplace experiences by outlining the challenges they are faced with in the selected retail store in Regina, Saskatchewan. This book is a must-read to ascertain frontline retail workers' experiences and the recommendations they made about addressing the challenges they outlined throughout the study.