Security at work in an uncertain world III

FEPS and Progressive Britain are partnering up on a major new project on the future […]

05/10/2023
15:00 - 17:15
FEPS HQ, Brussels (Expert meeting)
Security at work in an uncertain world III
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FEPS and Progressive Britain are partnering up on a major new project on the future of work and the need for social democrats to create and promote a new politics of work.

Work is central to most of our lives. However, due to rapid social, economic, and technological changes worldwide, it is changing at a pace that politicians and policymakers need help to keep up with. For the public who bear the brunt of these shifts, the causes behind them seem distant and their leaders powerless. Despite this, parties worldwide have struggled to develop a politics that speaks to the mounting uncertainty and looks to the future with optimism and the prospect of a better life.

Following previous events in London, Stockholm, and Berlin, this roundtable is part of a series bringing together experts and politicians from around Europe to wrest control of the debate back from technocrats and put forward a new politics of work.

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