The Digital Revolution and Its Impact on the Stability of the Labour Market and Employment
Editorial
Abstract
The authors draw researchers‖ attention to the global process of radical changes in the structure of employment and Labour market functioning mechanism due to the rapid spread of digital technologies. The results of the 11 th Annual Meeting of the European Communities for the study of regional Labour markets (The European Network on Regional Labour Market Monitoring) held in Rovaniemi, Finland, on 18-19 August 2016 have been summarized.
Keywords:
remote work, forecasting regional Labour markets, employment stability, digital time, the digital revolution
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