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International School of Higher Education in

Labour and Industrial Relations

Giovedì 29 novembre 2018 – 16.30-18.30

Teatro alle Grazie, viale Papa Giovanni XXIII, n. 13, Bergamo “Sala delle Carte”

Incontro con

T

HOMAS

A

NTON

K

OCHAN

George M. Bunker Professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management and Codirector of the Institute for Work and Employment Research

The New Social Contract

for the Future of Work

#ContrattoSociale #lavoro #rappresentanza #futuro

Introduce e modera

P

AOLO

T

OMASSETTI

ADAPT Senior Fellow

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