Which one of the following is NOT one of Harry Braverman's three principle arguments about the outcomes of Taylor's scientific management?
A)knowledge of the labour process comes under management control
B)separation of 'mental' labour and 'manual' labour
C)empowerment of labour through simpler jobs
D)management control of labour through de-skilling

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Harry Braverman's critique of Taylorism, as outlined in his seminal work "Labor and Monopoly Capital," does not include the empowerment of labor through simpler jobs as one of the outcomes of scientific management. Instead, Braverman argues that Taylorism leads to the de-skilling of workers, the separation of mental and manual labor, and the consolidation of knowledge and control of the labor process under management, all of which serve to disempower workers.

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