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No.1 Technological changes and work in the future: Making technology work for all
This note analyses the effects of technological changes on the quantity and quality of jobs and discusses policy challenges in developing a skilled workforce, avoiding job polarization and assuring equal distribution of productivity gains.
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3 November 2016
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No.3 A challenging future for the employment relationship: Time for affirmation or alternatives
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No.3 A challenging future for the employment relationship: Time for affirmation or alternatives
No.2 The future of labour supply: Demographics, migration, unpaid work
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No.2 The future of labour supply: Demographics, migration, unpaid work
No.4 Social contract and the future of work: Inequality, income security, labour relations and social dialogue
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No.4 Social contract and the future of work: Inequality, income security, labour relations and social dialogue