Titlebook: Managing Work in the Digital Economy; Challenges, Strategi Stefan Güldenberg,Ekkehard Ernst,Klaus North Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Values Versus Technology? Why We Need to Consider a New Foundation for Workg is laid out with respect to all three relevant levels: the general sociopolitical conditions, the inter-individual organization of work, and the individual with their needs. Furthermore, a likely scenario for the year 2030 is developed.

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Working in 2030: Heaven or Hell? dialogue, protective labor laws, and social security. This chapter argues that these institutions still matter but have to be adopted to make sure that the fruits of increased productivity are spread evenly between everybody concerned.

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