“Very monotonous work”
A few years ago, journalist Jeroen van Bergeijk worked undercover at a bol.com distribution centre. He started working as an “order picker”.
The Future of Workplace Innovation
EUWIN’s honorary advisors Richard Ennals and Frank Pot prepared a short article on why this is an important topic for Europe. We think their arguments are worth sharing more widely.
Editorial: EUWIN February Bulletin
Poor quality job content is contrary to human dignity and human rights and does not comply with European and national legislation.
Workplace innovation is an increasingly influential global movement
Poor quality job content is contrary to human dignity and human rights and does not comply with European and national legislation.
Collective Voice and Individualised Work
The global platform economy is expanding and its disruptive character poses regulatory challenges on different levels.
Advice on Workplace Innovation
In 2020, the Dutch government sent a request to SER for advice on how to foster workplace innovation. On March 16, 2023, the Council adopted the final text in a plenary meeting.
How to create workable jobs?
Recent figures from the Flemish Workability Monitor show the most worrying workability scores in education, the health care sector and food industry.
Job content is as important as skills
Poor quality job content is contrary to human dignity and human rights and does not comply with European and national legislation.
SOUTH KOREA – The Future of Workplace Innovation
In May 2023 the Korea Labor Institute (KLI) organised “The Future of Workplace Innovation” conference. Peter Totterdill and Peter Oeij were amongst the speakers.
Ten Years of EUWIN – What Next?
EUWIN (the European Workplace Innovation Network) was created by the European Commission (DG GROW) in January 2013. So where are we now, where are we going . . . and how can you be part of it?