I guess I would like to add that sustainable work is that which is something
that the doer finds interesting and/or creative and/or a reflection of
him/her self. Something that seems to provide meaning for the doer.
Something that even in the absence of payment, the doer might continue to
have some interest in.
arthur cordell
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From: Neva Goodwin
To: deborah middleton
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Sustainable work
Date: Saturday, January 23, 1999 8:21PM
Shouldn't an important part of sustainable work be that it produces
something that people want -- that, indeed, enhances the lives
of those using the output? I'd be inclined to put this very high
on the list. (See my essay on "Human Values in Work" in _The
Changing Nature of Work_, ed. Ackerman et al, Island Press '98)
Neva Goodwin, Co-director
Global Development And Enviroment Institute
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