The Labour Market in the New Information Economy
发现计算机化和互联网使用与更长工时和更高工资相关，IT职业就业份额快速增长，求职招聘转向网络，工会也开始利用互联网服务成员和传递信息。
The extension of information and communication technologies to economic activity is changing the labour market in important ways. This article shows that computerization and use of the Internet are associated with greater hours worked as well as higher wages; that IT occupations are rapidly increasing their share of employment; that job search and recruitment are moving rapidly to the Web, with consequences for matching employers and employees; and possibly most important of all, that trade unions have begun to use the Internet as a tool for servicing members and carrying their message to the public, raising the possibility of a major change in the nature of the union movement.