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Project Untangled


    UNTANGLED
    Untangling the impacts of technological transformations, globalisation and demographic change to foster shared prosperity in Europe.

    ABOUT

    UNTANGLED is a three-year interdisciplinary Horizon 2020 research project that seeks to examine the interconnected trends of globalisation, demographic change and technological transformation, and their effects on labour markets in the European Union and beyond. By engaging a broad range of stakeholders, including companies and civil society organisations, we will develop practical policy proposals to help governments cushion the negative impacts of these trends and ensure their benefits are enjoyed fairly across regions and sectors.

    NEWS

    ALMOST 50 SCHOLARS GRAPPLE WITH LABOUR-MARKET ISSUES AT UNTANGLED FINAL CONFERENCE

    The final conference of Project UNTANGLED, “Labour Market Effects and Social Impact of Technological Transformation, Globalisation, and Demographic Change”, provided an opportunity to share our outcomes and engage in discussions with fellow scholars studying labour market trends.

    NAVIGATING THE PATH TO A GOLDEN AGE FOR WORKERS: INSIGHTS FROM THE UNTANGLED DEBATE

    If we are about to enter a golden age for workers, marked by higher wages, better working conditions, and the eradication of particularly hazardous tasks, then the trajectory of technological progress and the shift toward a green economy must be meticulously guided. Policies must be established to ensure that no one is left behind. This is the pivotal takeaway from the recent UNTANGLED debate.

    UNTANGLED RESEARCH PRESENTED AT EUROPEAN SOCIAL FORUM

    Karina Doorley (ESRI) presented UNTANGLED research findings to business leaders, EU and national policymakers, social partners, civil society, and academics during the European Employment and Social Rights Forum held in Brussels on 16-17 November.

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    This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101004776

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