Connected2Work
A JustJobs Network initiative
Connected2Work is an initiative that compiles research on technology and employment from across sources to make it easier for policymakers, businesses, workers, educators, and others to navigate the impact of technology on people's working lives.
Connected2Work is a portal that compiles research on technology and employment from across sources to make it easier for policymakers, businesses, workers, educators, and others to navigate the impact of technology on people’s working lives. This portal is an initiative of the JustJobs Network, a research organization that studies how technology, climate change, demography, and other such forces, are transforming the world of work, and what needs to happen to help economies and labour markets adapt.
We organize the research according to six themes: Automation, Platform Economy, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and General Research on the subject.
Founding Partners
Our Mission
The mission of Connected2Work is to build a community of practice around the nexus of technology and work. The following institutions are affiliates and resource partners of this initiative.
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