A study of the employee collectivity and working class consciousness among senior civil servants in India
By: Sorab Sadri.
Contributor(s): Shahid Akhtar.
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ArticlePublisher: 1995Description: p.241-55.Subject(s): Civil service - India
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Indian Journal of Industrial RelationsSummary: "Senior civil servants are a class unto themselves. They have combined as a professional collectivity to redress their grievances, put up a united front and present themselves as a cohesive force. However, they are also a part of the bureaucracy that runs the machinations of the State. Hence they have a dual allegiance and they are caught between two stools. This is a study which sheds some light on the phenomenon and brings out various manifestations of their false consciousness"
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"Senior civil servants are a class unto themselves. They have combined as a professional collectivity to redress their grievances, put up a united front and present themselves as a cohesive force. However, they are also a part of the bureaucracy that runs the machinations of the State. Hence they have a dual allegiance and they are caught between two stools. This is a study which sheds some light on the phenomenon and brings out various manifestations of their false consciousness"
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