Our Publications
The Competence Centre provides easy-to-read materials of scientific and technological topics related to future of work and digital transformation at the European level. Our latest publications are available here.
Oertwig, Nicole; Neumann, Konstantin; Kohl, Holger
Digitalisation in the construction and woodwork sectors
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Proust, Sarah
Die Zukunft der Büroarbeit in Europa
Paris, 2023
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Rolf, Steven
Chinas Algorithmenregulierung
Brussels, 2023
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Rolf, Steven
China's regulations on algorithms
Brussels, 2023
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Holubová, Barbora
Algorithmisches Management
Brussels, 2022
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New Briefing: A Collective Work Agenda for the Digital Economy
How do we get to a collective work agenda for the digital economy? A new FES briefing compares the the situations in the US and Europe. More
Collective Bargaining Agreements on AI at the Workplace
New research project, comprising two studies and a database containing clauses extracted from various Collective Bargaining Agreements concerning AI... More
New technologies at the workplace – what needs to be considered (video)
In this short video, we addresse the phenomenon of the emerging introduction of new technologies at the workplace from a workers’ perspective. More
Launch Event: Collective Bargaining Practices on AI and Algorithmic Management in European services sectors
On March 15, 2024, FES and UNI Europa launched their collaborative research project focussing on AI and collective bargaining. More
At the Digital Crossroads: Trade Unions and the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Latin America
In Latin America algorithms are increasingly influencing the workplace. What debates are arising in the region? How are parliaments and trade union... More
Uberisation of long-term care sector (video)
In this project, we address the emerging phenomenon of the platformisation within the long-term care sector, with a particular focus on female worker. More