Titlebook: Work in the Future; The Automation Revol Robert Skidelsky,Nan Craig Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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Work in the Digital Economyr as reliable as it was in the past. This has four important implications for thinking about the future of work: for the limits of machine capabilities, for the pervasiveness of automation, for the ‘skill-blindness’ of technological change and for the uncertainty that clouds the future.

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Two Myths About the Future of the Economyhreat to the economy, this is not because of automation but because it further encourages the tendency towards monopoly that already exists in the platform economy. Scholarly and media analysis of platform economies have overlooked their most important impact: the concentration of power in a handful of global companies.

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Attitudes to Work and the Future of Work: The View from Economicsf work due to automation causes no harm to workers, since they just ‘choose’ more leisure, but this ignores the human need to work. Economics has failed to theorise work in any detail and the discipline must consider the variety and complexity of motives and meanings associated with human work.

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Attitudes to Work retaining their jobs. French employment and social policies help to explain this paradox, including regulation of working time, rejection of the ‘working poor’ social model and the high employment/high inequality economic model, and distrustful labour relations. There are three responses to this paradox: voice, loyalty or exit.

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reader through future possibilities and policy outcomes, all the while recognising that whilst such a shift to a robotised society will be a gradual process, it is one that requires significant thought and consideration..978-3-030-21133-2978-3-030-21134-9

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