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題名 電傳勞動關係之研究
A Study on Telework作者 伍岳
Wu, Sam貢獻者 張其恆
Chang, Chyi-Herng
伍岳
Sam Wu關鍵詞 電傳勞動
勞動關係
Telework
Labour Relations日期 2001 上傳時間 15-Apr-2016 16:05:53 (UTC+8) 摘要 所謂電傳勞動(telework)，是指勞動者位在自身勞務成果受領人只要營業場所之工作站，藉電腦資訊技術及電子通訊設備為勞務給付活動之特殊勞動型態。其構想與實踐發端於1970年代，也引起不同學科領域研究者及實務界的重視與討論。曾有相當多樂觀的論者認為，電傳勞動可提供工業革命以降人員、物資集中化所導致眾多社會問題之解決契機，並預言在二十世紀結束之前，隨資訊科技日新月異、環保意識抬頭及勞動人口工作觀念變遷，電傳勞動必將成為工業先進國家居民主流的工作方式。儘管歷經三十餘年的發展、演進，電傳勞動雖未如早先預期般迅速擴張，但從其溫和、緩慢成長之趨勢看來，電傳勞動在未來仍有不可忽視的發展潛力。 參考文獻 一、 中文部分 • 果芸，1994：『行政院為我國之NII推動揭開序幕』，國家資訊通信基本建設NII公報，創刊號。 • 陳建文，(1996)：勞動基準法上工資定義之探討，國立政治大學碩士論文。 • 張其恆，(1997)：『資訊網路社會中電傳勞動關係之初探』，政大勞動學報，第六期。 • 張其恆，(1995)：自勞動關係的角度探討電傳勞動關係的本質與展望，初版，政大書城印行。 • 界屋太一，(1987)：知識價值革命，谷風譯本。 • 揚通軒，(1999)：『電傳勞動所引起勞工法上問題之研究』，論文發表於：勞委為主辦，「貿易自由化、資訊科技發展與人力資源策略規劃研習營」。 二、 外文部分 • AFL-CIO, (1989): AFL-CIO Policy Resolutions, Washington: AFL-CIO. • Aichholzer, G. (1998): “A social innovation in it’s infancy: experience with telework centers”, In: P. J. Jackson (eds.): Telework : International Perspectives, NY: Routledge. • Anlrum, D. R. and Nemeth, K.J. 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勞工研究所資料來源 http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#A2002001238 資料類型 thesis dc.contributor.advisor 張其恆 zh_TW dc.contributor.advisor Chang, Chyi-Herng en_US dc.contributor.author (Authors) 伍岳 zh_TW dc.contributor.author (Authors) Sam Wu en_US dc.creator (作者) 伍岳 zh_TW dc.creator (作者) Wu, Sam en_US dc.date (日期) 2001 en_US dc.date.accessioned 15-Apr-2016 16:05:53 (UTC+8) - dc.date.available 15-Apr-2016 16:05:53 (UTC+8) - dc.date.issued (上傳時間) 15-Apr-2016 16:05:53 (UTC+8) - dc.identifier (Other Identifiers) A2002001238 en_US dc.identifier.uri (URI) http://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/85028 - dc.description (描述) 碩士 zh_TW dc.description (描述) 國立政治大學 zh_TW dc.description (描述) 勞工研究所 zh_TW dc.description.abstract (摘要) 所謂電傳勞動(telework)，是指勞動者位在自身勞務成果受領人只要營業場所之工作站，藉電腦資訊技術及電子通訊設備為勞務給付活動之特殊勞動型態。其構想與實踐發端於1970年代，也引起不同學科領域研究者及實務界的重視與討論。曾有相當多樂觀的論者認為，電傳勞動可提供工業革命以降人員、物資集中化所導致眾多社會問題之解決契機，並預言在二十世紀結束之前，隨資訊科技日新月異、環保意識抬頭及勞動人口工作觀念變遷，電傳勞動必將成為工業先進國家居民主流的工作方式。儘管歷經三十餘年的發展、演進，電傳勞動雖未如早先預期般迅速擴張，但從其溫和、緩慢成長之趨勢看來，電傳勞動在未來仍有不可忽視的發展潛力。 zh_TW dc.description.tableofcontents 封面頁 證明書 論文摘要 目錄 表目錄 圖目錄 附錄目錄 第一章 導論 第一節 研究源起 第二節 研究方法及行文架構 第二章 電傳勞動之定義、概念與類型 第一節 電傳勞動之定義 第二節 電傳勞動之概念與類型 第三章 電傳勞動之技術基礎與社會意涵 第一節 電傳勞動之技術基礎 第二節 電傳勞動之社會意涵 第四章 電傳勞動與個別勞動關係 第一節 電傳勞動者之法律身分 第二節 勞務彈性化管理與電傳剝削 第三節 資訊化工作站中的工業安全衛生問題 第五章 電傳勞動與集體勞動關係 第一節 當事人態度與對策 第二節 電傳勞動與集體性勞動契約 第三節 資訊社會中的工會新戰略 第六章 結論與建議 第一節 摘要與結論 第二節 建議 參考文獻 附錄 zh_TW dc.source.uri (資料來源) http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#A2002001238 en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) 電傳勞動 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) 勞動關係 zh_TW dc.subject (關鍵詞) Telework en_US dc.subject (關鍵詞) Labour Relations en_US dc.title (題名) 電傳勞動關係之研究 zh_TW dc.title (題名) A Study on Telework en_US dc.type (資料類型) thesis en_US dc.relation.reference (參考文獻) 一、 中文部分 • 果芸，1994：『行政院為我國之NII推動揭開序幕』，國家資訊通信基本建設NII公報，創刊號。 • 陳建文，(1996)：勞動基準法上工資定義之探討，國立政治大學碩士論文。 • 張其恆，(1997)：『資訊網路社會中電傳勞動關係之初探』，政大勞動學報，第六期。 • 張其恆，(1995)：自勞動關係的角度探討電傳勞動關係的本質與展望，初版，政大書城印行。 • 界屋太一，(1987)：知識價值革命，谷風譯本。 • 揚通軒，(1999)：『電傳勞動所引起勞工法上問題之研究』，論文發表於：勞委為主辦，「貿易自由化、資訊科技發展與人力資源策略規劃研習營」。 二、 外文部分 • AFL-CIO, (1989): AFL-CIO Policy Resolutions, Washington: AFL-CIO. • Aichholzer, G. (1998): “A social innovation in it’s infancy: experience with telework centers”, In: P. J. Jackson (eds.): Telework : International Perspectives, NY: Routledge. • Anlrum, D. R. and Nemeth, K.J. (1995): “Posture, Comfort and Monitor Placement”, Ergonomics in Design, April. • Atkinson, J. (1988): “Recent Changes in the Internal Labour Market Structure in the UK”, in W. Buitelar (eds.): Technology and Work: Labour Studies in England, Germany and the Netherlands, Aldershot: Avegbury. • Atkinson, J. (1985): “Flexibility: planning for an uncertain future”, Manpower Policy and Practice, vol. 1, Summer. • Bailyn, L.(1988): “Freeing work from the constraints oflocation and time”, New Technology, Work and Employment, vol.3, no.2, Autumn. • Beck, J. (1984): “Cottage Industries: 80s Issue”, Chicago Tribune, 9 January. • Becker, J. (1998): “Electronic homework in West Germany: A critical appraisal”, In: V. Mosco and J. Wasko(eds.): The political economy of information, University of Wisconsin Press, Madison. • Bertin, I.(1997): “Partnership for a New Organization of Work” in Telework Com(eds.): Telework Comments. • Blainpain, R. (1995): Legal and Contractual Situation of Teleworkers in the European Union, European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions. • Bridges, W. (1995): Job Shift – A Next Book, Addison –Wesley Published Company, Reading, Massachusetts. • Bureau of National Affairs (1986): The Changing Workplace: New Directions in Staffing and Scheduling, Bureau of National Affairs (UK). • Burnett, R. and Maidment, N. (1993): “Some Legal aspects of teleworking”, Computer Law & Practice, vol. 9, no. 3. • Castells, M. (1990): The Rise of Network Society, Cambridge: Blackwell. • Chaffin, D.B. (1973): “Localized muscle fatigue-definition and measurement”, Journal of Occupational Medicine, vol. 15. • Christen, K. 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