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Global Perspectives on the Future of Work
ABOUT THIS Event
The impact of technology on how we live and work is a popular topic of discussion. High expectations of all that technology can deliver are matched by equally great fears of how it will upend life as we know it.
Event Overview
Do you want to know more about the global perspectives on the Future of Work? Do you fear to lose your job to a robot? Or are you curious about the effects of digitalisation and AI on your workplace and society?
Discuss with our experts from the JustJobs Network and speakers from Geneva Macro Labs on 17.05.2023. Save your seat here.
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We explore how changes in the world of work differ significantly across countries. Together with a group of eminent experts from around the world, we discuss different perspectives on how the platform economy, chatgpt, social media and other digital tools affect jobs, inequality, workers rights and working conditions. We extract lessons for practitioners and policy makers and present solutions for decent work for all.
This is a hybrid event organized as an exchange between scholars from the Global South and the Global North.
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The impact of technology on how we live and work is a popular topic of discussion. High expectations of all that technology can deliver are matched by equally great fears of how it will upend life as we know it.
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The JustJobs Network and its Indonesian partners, Perkumpulan Prakarsa and Akatiga Center for Social Analysis, will jointly host a roundtable discussion entitled, Creating Quality Job Opportunities in the Context of ASEAN Free Trade: A Regional Strategy for Expanding Employment in the Jokowi Government
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