Stakeholder Viewpoint – Third The technical developments are radically changing not only the prospects of which work will remain to be carried out by people, but also the working conditions that will apply for them. This means by whom, where, when and how the work will be carried out. This flexibilization in working conditions is […]
Stakeholder Viewpoint – Second With the social, economic and technological transformations associated to the gradual implementation of the digital economy, new families of occupations are emerging and will continue to emerge. The best practice describes the new emerging occupations among several sectors, such as health, agriculture, economy, education, engineering and environment. Here, the new emerging […]
Stakeholder Viewpoint – First The continuous digitalization of our world will lead to a number of changes in the labour models and in the way, jobs are performed. In 2015 the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound) defined and described 9 new and innovative forms of employment models and the […]
Stakeholder Viewpoint Transforming industry into a ‘smart factory’ is a major challenge for companies in many ways. As well as developing and implementing new processes and IoT-capable production facilities, one of the most important aspects is the human factor. There are numerous further training and professional education courses designed to get employees ready for new […]
Stakeholder viewpoint Nobilia is Europe’s largest kitchen manufacturer and it builds on state-of-the-art production processes and the work of its staff. The company is currently building a new factory in Germany’s Saarland and Dr. Lars M. Bopf, CEO of Nobilia-Werke, explains the importance of automation in the furniture industry, international markets and the role of employees. […]
