Today, we are at the beginning of a Fourth Industrial Revolution. Developments in genetics, artificial […]
World Economic Forum : Future of Jobs
APCC Research
Princeton University : The Rise and Nature of Alternative Work Arrangements in the United States 1995-2015
To monitor trends in alternative work arrangements, we conducted a version of the Contingent Worker […]
The Advantages of a Flexible Labour Market
Many workers,particularly the young and immigrants, have a hard time finding a job, especially a […]
Help wanted: The future of work in advanced economies
Long-range forces are changing the nature of work and how jobs will be created. The […]
Harvard Business Review : The Rise of the Supertemp
Ed Trevisani hangs with his young sons when they come home from school. He volunteers as a Boy Scout leader, serves on nonprofit boards, and teaches management at Philadelphia-area universities. He’s even been known to sit on the back porch in the middle of the workday. Not bad for a guy who’s still pulling down as much as he did when he was a partner with IBM and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Deloitte :The future of work
Forget everything you’ve heard. Millennia’s are not so different from older generations.
brookfield institute-Future-proof : Preparing young Canadians for the future of work
Future-proof: Preparing young Canadians for the future of work is a new report produced by the Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship (BII+E) in partnership with RBC.
Boston Consulting Group-Twelve Forces That Will Radically Change How Organizations Work
A tidal wave of change is coming that will soon make the way we work almost unrecognizable to today’s business leaders. In an age of rapidly evolving technologies, business models, demographics, and even workplace attitudes—all shifting concurrently—change is not only constant but also exponential in its pace and scope. Companies from startups and online businesses to incumbents in all industries will experience the effects in far-reaching and transformational ways.
Intuit – 2020 Report -Twenty Trends That Will Shape The Next Decade
With a new decade upon us, a range of demographic, economic, social and technology shifts are changing the way we live and operate around the world. The Intuit 2020 report looks at the significant trends and forces affecting consumers and small businesses, and those who serve them, over the next decade.
Boston Consulting Group – Adapting to Change
The Boston Consulting Group/Ciett study finds that the private employment sector stands for a number of characteristics that help labour markets to remain and become more efficient, and making it a valuable employment partner for governments, companies and workers in the decades to come.