El trabajo ya no es lo que era

Is Wage Employment a Good Invention? Why do we work the way we do? Are robots going to take away our jobs? These are some of the questions we ask ourselves at a time of uncertainty, aware that labor relations have drastically changed: our parents had only one job in their life, we will have different ones throughout our lives, and our children will have a average of seven jobs at a time. Workers, unions and regulators are already reacting to new labor paradigms such as digital platforms or telecommuting, and the effects can be seen in pension systems or education. All the pieces of the board move and adaptability is and will be the main virtue to face present and future challenges. In Work is no longer what it used to be, with the will to draw the new scenario of the world of work and offer a map that guides us in an extraordinarily changing environment, Albert Cañigueral rigorously analyzes the weaknesses of the current system that force us to review in a urgent social agreements around work. In addition, Y proposes seven realistic utopias that both professionals and companies can explore from today.