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22 December 2021

Eight Drivers Of Change – The Future Of Work

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Ius Laboris

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The last few years have marked a unique period of turbulence and uncertainty.
United Kingdom Employment and HR

The last few years have marked a unique period of turbulence and uncertainty. The landscape of the world of work is changing as the world adjusts to the lasting effects of the pandemic alongside longer-term, large-scale drivers of change.

In such a period of rapid and dramatic change, it is more important than ever to keep a weather eye on the longer perspective to ensure that business models and strategies are developed to survive and thrive in an increasingly complex and fast-paced world.

James Davies, partner at our UK law firm, Lewis Silkin, has written a report entitled 'Eight drivers of change - the future of work'. The report considers:

  • the drivers of change that are collectively propelling change in the world of work at an unprecedented rate
  • the themes emerging from the drivers which are characterising the evolving world of work
  • predictions for the years ahead.

Throughout, the report identifies actions and considerations for employers, government and policymakers.

View the full report here

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