The Future of Work is Now. Jobs, Automation and Inequality

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Are automation, artificial intelligence and other digital technologies inevitable leading to inequality and job losses? How do we create quality jobs in the digital economy? Can digital technology helps us achieve a green and sustainable economy? Join us in Barcelona to find out and contribute, at the joint-conference organised by FEPS and the Rafael Campalans Foundation!

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Barcelona, Carrer Pallars 191

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Thursday, 21 November 2019 - Friday, 22 November 2019

add to Calendar 11/21/2019 11/22/2019 Europe/Belgium The Future of Work is Now. Jobs, Automation and Inequality Are automation, artificial intelligence and other digital technologies inevitable leading to inequality and job losses? How do we create quality jobs in the digital economy? Can digital technology helps us achieve a green and sustainable economy? Join us in Barcelona to find out and contribute, at the joint-conference organised by FEPS and the Rafael Campalans Foundation! Check the programme Barcelona, Carrer Pallars 191

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