FUTURE OF WORK from English, literally, future of work, alluding to the discussion about what the employment will be like in the future, such as the loss of traditional jobs, the separation of less manualized and repetitive positions against intellectuals and creatives, the mass incorporation of programmed machines and robotics, telework and so on.
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