... and were soon opposed to his radical reforms (many think sue to a conspiracy to sabotage his policies from achieving the desired results). When basic food and necessities began to become scarce, many women decided that they had enough; they united in a series of protests. The women, who united from all different classes and races, would bang on empty pots to signify ... ...
... at this time had it quite hard. They lived when they received practically no respect for being able to work outside of the house but because high-paying jobs were scarce women did work outside of the home when everyone thought they should stay inside and take care of the family. Religion was another aspect of life that was changed during ... ...
... more responsive. The Patients Charter, complaints procedures and performance and league tables helped to promote "customer-awareness". However, given the tensions and paradoxes of managerialism and the drive to ration scarce resources it is difficult to imagine how the "customer" can receive any better service than the "patient". In the new managerial regime the logic of efficiency has become the dominant ... ...
