29th May 2026 – Social scientists now find that the quality of our jobs is one of the most important factors contributing to our wellbeing and health. But how has job quality been faring in recent years across the developed world?
May 15, 2026 - This webinar aims to explore how VET systems across Europe are engaging with Industry 5.0 concepts and what practical pathways exist to integrate them into policy, curriculum, and practice.
27th February 2026 – People, Culture and Skills are the key enabling technology. Findings from the Industry 5.0 Lighthouse Network in Ireland on what makes digital and green transitions succeed.
27th February 2026 – People, Culture and Skills are the key enabling technology. Findings from the Industry 5.0 Lighthouse Network in Ireland on what makes digital and green transitions succeed.
WEBINAR, 28th November 2025 – The way we work is changing due to developments associated with the digital and green transition as well as demographic change, as a driver of current and future labour shortages.
WEBINAR, 30th January 2026 – the webinar will explore recent research results and case study evidence relating both to the relationship between civil society and workers, and to workplace innovation at company level.
WEBINAR, 27th June 2025 – This month’s EUWIN/BRIDGES 5.0 Webinar will be devoted to interactive reflections and follow-up discussions on themes arising from the Conference, led by a panel of leading participants.
WEBINAR, 26th September 2025 – Jeisson Cárdenas-Rubio (Institute for Employment Research, UK) - In this webinar, we explore an innovative data-driven approach to assess how companies incorporate Industry 5.0 principles, combining vacancy data, ESG scores, and company descriptions.
Friday 30th May 2025 – How a human-centric approach to AI can ensure that technological advancements align with the broader goals of Industry 5.0 and promote a more equitable and inclusive work environment.
WEBINAR, 31st October 2025 – Steven Dhondt (TNO) will discuss the European Union's evolving transition from a regulatory to a more interventionist approach to governance, characterised by the European Green Deal and Industry 5.0.