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n. 9/2016
Contributions
How the Gig Economy is impacting employment Denis Pennel
Labour Markets & Reforms
Election rage shows why America needs a new social contract to ensure the economy works for all
T. Kochan, theconversation.com, November 2016
How global inequality changed from 2003 to 2013 and what we can expect for the future M. Roser, ourworldindata.org, November 2016
The real reason for disappearing jobs isn't trade - it's robots
C. Clifford, cnbc.com, November 2016
Robots and industrialization in developing countries
UNCTAD, Policy Brief, October 2016
Non-standard, employment around the world ILO, November 2016
Regulatory reforms are needed to improve the quality of non-standard jobs
ILO, November 2016
Demography & Migratory Fluxes
Focus
The Future of Work World Employment
Confederation
Social Justice in the EU – Index Report 2016 D. S. Tischler, C. Schiller
Bertelsmann Stiftung
'Economic Tsunami’: Fearing Donald Trump,immigrants in New York spend less L. Robbins, New York Times, November 2016
People in the EU can expect to work almost 2 years longer than 10 years ago
Eurostat, November 2016
Spending habits by generation S. Henderson, U.S. Department of Labor, November 2016
Refugees and Economic Migrants: Facts, policies and challenges
F. Fasani, voxeu.org, October 2016
The role of labour market and sectoral policies in promoting more and better jobs in China: Issues, evidence and policy options
ILO, Employment Working Paper, n. 208, November 2016
Modes et méthodes de production en France en 2040 : quelles conséquences pour la santé et la sécurité au travail?
INRS, November 2016
Industrial Relations and Social
Dialogue
Shaping the new world of work R. Watson, O. Stafford, ETUI-ETUC, Conference report, June 2016
Volkswagen unions and electric cars win in deal that will see elimination of 30,000 jobs B. Schmitt, Forbes, November 2016
Deliveroo riders seek to unionise and gain workers' rights
C. Coleman, bbc.com, November 2016
The future of organized labor could be this artificially intelligent bot
C. O' Donovan, buzzfeed.com, November 2016
Health at work
S. Bevan, The Work Foundation, 2016
Skills for the future
Cooperation on research and higher education -Why does it matter?
K. R. Aas, Huffington Post, November 2016
Clocking back in: Boomerang workers
ManpowerGroup
Building a workforce for the GIG economy Adecco Group
Millennials: A career for me ManpowerGroup
European Policy and the Future of Work
László Andor, Bergamo, 11 Nov. 2016
Unleashing digital skills in the 4th industrial revolution
M. Thyssen, November 2016
Digital Work & On-demand Economy
Why every organisation needs a work-life integration manager
Worklifehub.com, White Paper, 2016
New forms of employment: Developing the potential of strategic employee sharing Eurofound, November 2016
Public attitudes towards online gig work A. Smith, pewinternet.org, November 2016
Is Uber ruling the beginning of the end for bogus self-employment?
G. Gall, theconversation.com, November 2016
Les plateformes collaboratives, l’emploi et la protection sociale
N. Amar et L. C. Viossat, IGAS, May 2016
Time To Turn The Page Of Platform Capitalism? W. Kowalsky, socialeurope.eu, November 2016
The futures of work
Foresight Alliance, Rockefeller Foundation, 2016
The new firm
Multiplicity in the Workplace and the art of simplifying complexity
D. Pennel, staffingamericalatina.com, November 2016
In 5 years, your entire office will fit in a backpack to take wherever you want A. Peters, fastcoexist.com, November 2016
Can lab experiments help design personnel policies?
IZA, November 2016
What is data ethics?
Oxford Internet Istitute, November 2016
How artificial intelligence will redefine management
V. Kolbjørnsrud, R.Amico R.J. Thomas, hbr.org, November 2016
Video
Why are there still so many jobs? (David Autor, TEDx)
The growing challenge of youth at risk
(OECD)
The Future of Work: a Matter of Sustainability #GTL2016 Interviews
Flexibility, demography and
big data in the future of work (Peter Cappelli, University of Pennsylvania) Mobility, migrations and skills are key issues of the future of work (Kavi Guppta, Forbes)
European Policy and
The Future of Work (László Andor,
University of Budapest )
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