It’s a fantastic journal to be an editor for. Happy to chat with anyone interested in applying

Work, Employment & Society is a rare creature that works in a way you'd hope for a journal about #sociology . Genuinely worth the time on a personal and professional level. Contact details of current EICs and Editorial Team members journals.sagepub.com/editorial-boar…

‼️📣We are looking for new people to join our Editorial Team📣‼️

Apply by 15 May 2024.

Details can be found below.
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Congrats, Simon Walo!🏆🎉🎊

The Practice of Peer Reviewing begins soon! In this interactive session, we will be discussing what makes a great review and how to deal with some issues that may come up during the peer review process.

Join us at 10:45 GMT in Room 13 at the BSA Annual Conference. #britsoc24

The 21st Century Standpoints special event will begin soon! 10 minutes to go!

Join us in Room 13!

Such an important comment: 'revise and resubmit' is a good sign! It means that the external reviewers & editors have invested in reading and commenting on your paper, and you have tools to improve & publish!

We are very excited to announce this year’s winner of the Sage Prize for Innovation and Excellence!

Congratulations to Simon Walo and his paper,
''Bullshit' After All? Why People Consider Their Jobs Socially Useless'.

Read the paper now! Soziologisches Institut SUZ - Universität Zürich
doi.org/10.1177/095001…

Had a great time speaking at #BritSoc24 this morning about some of our preliminary findings for the Inclusive Remote and Hybrid Working Study project: or rather watching myself speak, as the talk was recorded a few weeks ago! A really interesting model for academic conferences.

If you’re at BSA conference online #britsoc24 you’ll find ‘The Sociologist’s Wife’ film in Exhibition area 📽️
It uncovers the contribution of wives to the work of 3 eminent British sociologists at a time when the discipline was establishing as a way to understand post-war Britain

It was great presenting our work on students’ lived experiences of the Cost-of-Living Crisis (Vicki Dabrowski) at the The BSA virtual annual conference. I really enjoyed our discussion with Mike Sheaff Judith Mudd and chris yuill #BritSoc24

One hour to go!

We're excited to be part of the BSA Annual Conference, beginning today!
Visit our dedicated website for info on MUP Sociology books, series, commissioning, and a virtual shop with 30% conference discount:
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Join us tomorrow at the Online BSA Annual Conference!

We will be co-hosting “Publishing your Work: Insights from BSA Journal Editors” with Sociology tomorrow at 13:15.

Bring your questions! #britsoc24

Ahead of announcing this year’s winner for the Sage Prize, we would like to once again congratulate all of our nominees!

Read their articles now below.

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Really excited to join the Work, Employment & Society Editorial Board. This The BSA journal publishes theoretically informed research on the sociology of work. I love WES conferences & have found reviewer feedback very insightful. Look forward to being part of the Board. journals.sagepub.com/home/wes

‘Platform Labour Unrest in a Global Perspective’ reveals two main dimensions of platform labour struggle: regulatory protests and distributive protests.

Read the authors’ analysis below.
doi.org/10.1177/095001…

Our research Work, Employment & Society shows how punitive welfare conditionality disempowers and propels claimants towards inadequate pay, insecurity and poor employment terms journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09…