MIT’s Task Force on the Work of the Future has been providing perspectives, responding to media inquiries, and participating in virtual events to share viewpoints on the economy, government response, worker voice, and technological advancements.
MIT’s Task Force on the Work of the Future has been providing perspectives, responding to media inquiries, and participating in virtual events to share viewpoints on the economy, government response, worker voice, and technological advancements.
How to think about automation and potential job loss, where predictions of rising automation & job replacement come from, and offering paths for future research.
Job skill requirements examined to understand historical trends & current levels, and provide a frame of reference for predicting future job skill requirements.
Explore how small factory owners conceptualize automation by complementing existing technologies to understand the likelihood of an impending robocalypse.
Industrialized economies share concerns about a growing mismatch between employers’ needs and workers’ skills, and how to prepare the 'workforce of the future'.
A summary of prior evidence on the interrelationships between technology and work systems, related management practices and their effects on economic performance.