01-16-2013 This British entry is heavily dominated by the sociological study of work, and this is a value point for labor researchers. It addresses work in the broadest possible sense, and it includes a wide array of articles that explore global and transnational employment trends. This is the sort of journal that citizen-researchers and students may consult to get the big picture, and that academics consult to stay current with their international colleagues. Recent articles explore management trends with significant impact on workers, such as "total quality management," the impact of technology on work, and disabilities in the workplace. For full-service research collections, this journal is a valuable addition. (Huwe, Terence K.)