Stratégies low cost et relation d’emploi

By questioning the profit model underlying low cost strategies, the article analyses the yield management-based fare policies, low margins per unit sold and high capital turnover characterising this sector. Low cost strategies involve much more than cost-cutting alone and are in fact redolent of the...

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Main Author: Patrick Dieuaide
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: La Nouvelle Revue du Travail 2018-05-01
Series:La Nouvelle Revue du Travail
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/nrt/3489
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description By questioning the profit model underlying low cost strategies, the article analyses the yield management-based fare policies, low margins per unit sold and high capital turnover characterising this sector. Low cost strategies involve much more than cost-cutting alone and are in fact redolent of the kinds of relationships that merchant-artisans used to entertain with peasant-workers under the “putting out system”. By closely controlling households’ disposable income, low cost firms are at complete liberty to enforce an employment relationship organisation and management method that is akin to demand-driven economics. Desalarisation, a weaker subordination relationship and the persistence grey zones all translate aspects of this shift. profitability, price, capital turnover, putting out system, desalarisation
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Stratégies low cost et relation d’emploi
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rentabilité
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rotation du capital
putting out system
désalarisation
title Stratégies low cost et relation d’emploi
title_full Stratégies low cost et relation d’emploi
title_fullStr Stratégies low cost et relation d’emploi
title_full_unstemmed Stratégies low cost et relation d’emploi
title_short Stratégies low cost et relation d’emploi
title_sort strategies low cost et relation d emploi
topic rentabilité
prix
rotation du capital
putting out system
désalarisation
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