2017
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2901937
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Shaping the World of Work in the Digital Economy

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“…clearly illustrates the processes that Europe is missing and neglecting (D'Ippolito et al, 2019). Seeing as Europe threatens to be digitally marginalised (Degryse, 2017;Schweer and Sahl, 2017;UNCTAD, 2019) the strengthening of NIC for digital transformation appears to be a critical factor in allowing European companies to (re)gain global market positions and avoid marginalisation. In testing the association of NIC model with digital readiness.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…clearly illustrates the processes that Europe is missing and neglecting (D'Ippolito et al, 2019). Seeing as Europe threatens to be digitally marginalised (Degryse, 2017;Schweer and Sahl, 2017;UNCTAD, 2019) the strengthening of NIC for digital transformation appears to be a critical factor in allowing European companies to (re)gain global market positions and avoid marginalisation. In testing the association of NIC model with digital readiness.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a top-down manner, the management of an organization splits complex tasks into simple ones, assigns them to employees, measures the success and pays the employees accordingly [72]. Tayloristic principles are still in use or even thriving in some companies and are applied even to white-collar workers [16].…”
Section: Background -From Tayloristic To Social Information Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…61 Als Werk 4.0 mens en machine versmelt, kunnen vakbonden ijveren om die versmelting niet alleen productief maar ook kwalitatief te maken: een agenda voor menselijke en inclusieve robotisering. 62 Als platformen mensen rechtstreeks voor bedrijven en consumenten laten werken, kunnen vakbonden streven voor autoregulering en certificaten die platformen labelen op arbeidsvoorwaarden en die klanten daarin sensibiliseren. Collectief overleg kan zich dus positief spiegelen aan de nieuwe kerntaken van het arbeidsrecht: loopbaanbeheer, kwaliteitsbewaking, talentontwikkeling en individuele rechten.…”
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