For registration and further information click here: https://labora.digital/2022/
How can we preserve and extend decent work in the decade of transformation – initiated by climate change, globalisation, digitalisation and demographic change? How can the sustainable conversion of our way of doing business, working and living succeed? These are the topics LABOR.A® will focus on, our platform on „Work of the Future“.
The FES Competence Centre 'Future of Work' hosts together with UNI Europa a joint-session at LABOR.A 2022 on September 21, 2022 at 2pm on "AI becoming the second boss? A workers’ perspective on algorithm management at the workplace".
Algorithm management (AM) tools are mainly used in the hiring and recruitment process; for performance management and everyday working decision making. In general, AM is a diverse set of technological tools and techniques to remotely manage workforces, relying on data collection and surveillance of workers to enable automated or semi-automated decision-making.
In our session we would like to take the opportunity a to talk about the impact of AM at the Workplace from a Workers’ perspective and to discuss the results from the UNI Europa - FES survey on Algorithm Management; giving answers to important questions, such as:
The FES-UNI Europa survey "Algorithm Management - Awareness, Risks and Response of the Social Partners" will be available here soon.
Documentary screening and panel discussion on AI and the education system in Hungary.
More
FES Future of Work has published a new report on China's regulation on algorithms. The Briefing is available in English and German and can be…
More
The first European Charlemagne Labour Forum took place in November 2022 in Aachen/Germany. A short report and impressions are now available.
More
With UNI Europa we published a new report on algorithmic management (AM) at the workplace. The report presents the findings of a survey dedicated to…
MoreFriedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Future of Work
Cours Saint Michel 30e
1040 Brussels
Belgium
This FES-EPC discussion paper anlyses the potential impact of the proposal for a Directive on platform work and rights of platform migrant workers. More
New study with EFBWW and Fraunhofer Institute on how does digitalisation affect the workplace in the construction. More
Demographic change in Europe has made mature women a vital part of the workforce. Meeting their needs must be part of the digital transition. More
2023 can become an important year for the platform economy. A strong directive might be decided, finally improving conditions for workers. More
FES Future of Work has published a new report on China's regulation on algorithms. The Briefing is available in English and German and can be... More
