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Organizations

Work Well Calgary

"Work Well Calgary is a volunteer organization than envisions a workplace that incorporates a balanced, cooperative, democratic, flexible life style for the individual, into an environmentally sustainable prosperous economy."

Work Well Edmonton chapter

"The Work Well Network (Edmonton) is part of a national grassroots organization representing concerned citizens from all walks of life which aims to promote a fairer distribution of labour, leisure and wealth so that all may enjoy a better quality of life including a stronger sense of community. We will do this by:

• initiating development and implementation of alternative work arrangements including job sharing, self employment and reduced work time;
• educating the community on the resulting benefits; and
• being a source of information on work-related issues."

Shorter Work Time Group

For More Information contact Barbara Brandt
69 Dover St #1
Somerville, MA 02144
(617) xxx-xxxx

To join the Shorter Work Time e-mail list, send e-mail to: swt-digest-request@swt.org
The message can have anything in the subject line. In the body of the message, put the single word "info" (no quotes). You will receive complete instructions back on how to join and use the list.

Society for the Reduction of Human Labor

contact Benjamin Hunnicutt
1610 East College Street
Iowa City, IA 52245

Coming Soon: Share Times Newsletter Online Digest

Excerpts from Share Times, the newsletter of the Shorter Work Time Network, a grassroots network of individuals and organizations committed to promoting a national debate on working times.

Directories

ILR Virtual Library

Cornell University School of Industrial Relations

NWAC

National Workforce Action Collaborative

Bibliography page

TimeWork Web Bibliography of print sources.

Web Pages that link to Timework Web

Email Discussion List Archives

Futurework

unmoderated email discussion list

FW-L

moderated email discussion list

Past Conferences

Midwest Conference on Technology, Employment & Community

Chicago, IL, USA
March 2-4, 1995
This conference was sponsored by the Center for Urban Economic Development,
University of Illinois at Chicago.

The Wages of Cybernation

A Working Conference on the Future of Work
The Graduate School, City University of New York,
33 West 42nd Street (17th Floor), New York,
New York 10036, March 2 - 4, 1995

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Prepared June 29, 1995. Revised January 26, 1996
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