Equitable growth
Digital technologies must serve as catalysts for empowerment instead of widening the digital gap. What new forms of collaboration are needed to bridge digital divides? How can policymakers better protect workers in the brave new world of work?
Working Groups Equitable Growth
The future of workers and the rise of digital labour platforms
The rise of digital labour platforms generates new challenges for policymakers, employers, social protection institutions and workers, while it also makes visible other underlying challenges
connected to the wider issue of the rise of atypical forms work in general.
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Digital cooperation to bridge digital divides
Bridging the gap between the private sector and policymakers is an essential first step in bridging digital divides. A more nuanced, holistic and actionable understanding of how stakeholders must collaborate in the digital era is therefore required; not only at the level of the individual of access to the internet, but with a view to reducing socioeconomic disparities and promoting
equitable growth across society as a whole.
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The future of workers and the rise of digital labour platforms
The rise of digital labour platforms generates new challenges for policymakers, employers, social protection institutions and workers, while it also makes visible other underlying challenges
connected to the wider issue of the rise of atypical forms work in general.
Team










Digital cooperation to bridge digital divides
Bridging the gap between the private sector and policymakers is an essential first step in bridging digital divides. A more nuanced, holistic and actionable understanding of how stakeholders must collaborate in the digital era is therefore required; not only at the level of the individual of access to the internet, but with a view to reducing socioeconomic disparities and promoting
equitable growth across society as a whole.
Team












The future of workers and the rise of digital labour platforms
The rise of digital labour platforms generates new challenges for policymakers, employers, social protection institutions and workers, while it also makes visible other underlying challenges
connected to the wider issue of the rise of atypical forms work in general.
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