Work and digitalisationAll work and low pay — Europe’s migrant workforce Despite Europe's extensive labour shortage, it seems incapable of improving the poor working conditions that migrant workers find themselves in By Ankita Anand
Work and digitalisationImproving working life in France – and the EU Working better should come before working longer for all of Europe By Sofia Fernandes
Work and digitalisationThe inflated sum of AI fears The 'AI ride' will for sure be bumpy. But the specific changes AI will unleash, on the whole, will be changes for the better By Michael R. Strain
Work and digitalisationHow much work is enough? Millions have used the past three years to re-evaluate the trade-off between time and money. And it's kick-starting a revolution in the labour market By Anne-Marie Slaughter, Autumn McDonald
Work and digitalisationElevating the Cinderellas of social care In the wake of the pandemic, trade unions managed to improve the working conditions of care workers. Still, welfare privatisation remains an issue By Lisa Pelling
Work and digitalisationRetreat into cyberspace To save the planet, governments are pressuring individuals to adapt, reducing the likelihood of resistance. Cyberspace could be an escape By Ayad Al-Ani
Work and digitalisationA paradigm-gone-wrong A feminist digital future cannot be achieved by gender inclusion into an oppressive digital order that, in fact, needs to be completely overhauled By Nandini Chami
Work and digitalisationAt the mercy of the algorithm Excessive reliance on algorithmic management has raised concerns regarding its opaque decision-making mechanisms and implication for workers By Padmini Sharma
Work and digitalisationWho is really fit for the digital age? Demographic change in Europe has made mature women a vital part of the workforce. Meeting their needs must be part of the digital transition By Inga Sabanova
Work and digitalisationA bright future for the Western Balkan IT industry A boom in its tech industry has the potential to bring growth to the Western Balkans, where well-paid and high-quality jobs have usually been scarce By Bojan Stojkovski
Japan’s feminist reckoning In World War II, the Japanese Army forced women and girls into sexual slavery. With ‘Me too’ gaining momentum, it’s time to reckon with the past
Perpetuating the cycle of violence After Azerbaijan's latest offensive in Nagorno-Karabakh, the South Caucasus will likely see further escalations and suffering for decades to come
The masters of greenwashing The UN’s SDGs are not the answer to the global crises. In fact, with their techno-optimistic, finance-focused approach, they make things worse