As part of our report on how work is changing,we take a peek into a world where your boss is tracking you, your neighbour is a robot, or it’s frosty to be old… employment,but not as we know it
• ‘My father had one job in his life, I’ve had six in mine, and my kids will hold six at the same time’
• Life inside the current gig economyIndividuals will hold the freedom to pitch to the CEO without going through layers of managementBy absorbing the routine aspects of our jobs,optimists argue, machines are freeing us up for more creative activitiesIt’s not just unskilled labour being done online. It’s affecting the whole spectrumIf you hold athletes performing at a high level, and they are supported by data and analytics insightBritain’s GDP could increase by 12% by 2037 whether the number of people over 65 in work continued to riseContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com