Archéologie des logiques de compétences

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Competencies schemes emerge in the 1990s as a new human resources management device. The article aims at constructing an « Archeology of Competencies », bringing evidence that the new scheme is largely a by-product of problems experienced by the former organization of Work designed under Taylor's principles : the relationship between supervisors and rank and file workers became a weak point and the new system does not appear to be more efficient in that regard than the previous one. Moreover, the absence of counter-power in the newer organization happens to be a threat to employees who are not in a good position to fight for themselves. © Presses Universitaires de France.

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Coutrot, L. (2005). Archéologie des logiques de compétences. Annee Sociologique, 55(1), 197–230. https://doi.org/10.3917/anso.051.0197

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