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Future of Work

Londoners are unknowingly having their physical data collected. Here’s why that’s a problem

Blog

23 May 2019

Will Grimond

Location tracking and facial recognition are altering the boundaries between public and private.
The future of retail in 2035

Blog

17 May 2019

Fabian Wallace-Stephens

How will technology change the high street?
What is the most important work skill of the future?

Blog

16 May 2019

Amy Skogberg

Amy Skogberg FRSA reports back from the latest RSA Finland monthly meeting where Fellows met to discuss this very question.
What’s wrong with Uber’s IPO?

Blog

10 May 2019

Fabian Wallace-Stephens

Data is currency in the gig economy. Workers deserve a right to their data.
Coworking ……and the man from Machynlleth

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29 Apr 2019

Robert Chapman FRSA

Robert Chapman FRSA discusses coworking in urban and rural environments, focusing particularly in a Welsh context.
Can future work be inclusive?

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12 Apr 2019

Liz Sayce FRSA

Millions of words have been written on the future of work – including the RSA’s Four Futures of Work , from Big Tech to the Empathy Economy. On 12 April we discuss what this might mean for inclusion of people living with health conditions or impairments.
The Future of Work: how to be ready for the change

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12 Apr 2019

Cecilia Cardani

As part of the RSA's continuing examination of the future of work, we are republishing in English Cecilia Cardini's article for Business Insider Italy.
Why the future of work will be a key battleground in the 2020 Democratic primary

Blog

09 Apr 2019

Will Grimond

Policies such as 'robot taxes' and universal basic income are being debated by the American left.
How do we ensure that the digital economy doesn’t leave people behind?

Blog

27 Mar 2019

Matthew Taylor Payal Dalal

Change is coming – but how do we ensure that technology and the digital economy doesn’t leave many of us behind?
Tech Giants are buying and selling our public debates to each other, and it has to stop

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27 Mar 2019

Rich Mason

Corporate branding of hashtags may seem trivial, but it points to serious structural issues undermining some of our most important conversions. Rich Mason explains.