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| Issue 06 | Issue 06
Advancing Together? A Focus on Access to Collective Bargaining is Needed  
by Matteo Marenco, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Germany  
picture alliance / Hans Lucas | Eric Broncard
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| Issue 06 | Issue 06
The Time is Now: Rebuilding Collective Bargaining in Europe.  
by Stan De Spiegelaere, Director of Policy and Research at UNI Europa.  
83. Report Mapping Platform Economy  
This report identifies several areas within the platform landscape that require further attention from policymakers. Specifically, we highlight the importance of national registries to collect…  
84. Collective Bargaining on AI at the Workplace  
Click here for the English version Click here for the German version Click here for the English version Click here for the German version Collective Bargaining Agreements on AI at the…  
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| Event | Event
Brussels, my love? - Austria is turning to the right - what consequences for Europe?  
Our Director Knut Dethlefsen on Euronews' talk show "Brussels, my love?"  
Illustration: pertext, Berlin
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Rebooting the debate: Generative AI and creative work  
On 2 October, FES Future of Work and FES Just Climate gathered artists, civil society, the labour movement and policymakers in Brussels to find collective answers to generative AI in the context of…  
A delevery worker phone online with its Uber app.
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| Issue 05, Blog | Issue 05, Blog
Algorithmic Mangement: beyond the dystopia there are dangers too  
by Tiago Vieira, Researcher at the European University Institute  
88.
| Issue 05, Blog | Issue 05, Blog
The laws and flaws of AI management in the workplace  
by Antonio Aloisi, Associate Professor at IE University Law School, Madrid  
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| Issue 05, Blog | Issue 05, Blog
Job Crafting: A Promising and Possible Strategy to Enhance Well-Being and Cope with the Challenges of Algorithmic Management?  
by Isabell Lippert, Research associate and PhD candidate at TU Dresden  
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| Issue 05, Blog | Issue 05, Blog
Algorithmic Decision-Making in Service Work: Job Autonomy Torn Back and Forth  
by Gina Glock, Researcher at the Federal Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (BauA), Berlin, Germany  
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