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Exploring the future of work with a film screening and a debate in Innsbruck

The importance of safe and healthy workplaces in the digital age will be highlighted at an upcoming event hosted by our national focal point Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Wirtschaft in collaboration with the Austrian Chamber of Labour.

The evening will feature a screening of the Belgian documentary ‘Human not Human’ by Natan Castay, which received the special mention by the jury at the 2023 Healthy Workplaces Film Awards. The film explores the redefinition of work in a context of increased robotisation and .

Following the screening, participants will engage in a debate bringing together panel guests and audience members, employees, managers and their representatives. Together, they will explore the implications of the film's themes such as new developments in work organisation, the importance of co-determination and the role of lifelong training to ensure safe and healthy working conditions.

Moderator:

  • Henrik Eder, Communication department, Chamber of Labour Tyrol

Speakers:

  • Martina Häckel-Bucher, FoP, Deputy Department Head, Ministry of Labour
  • Julia Nedjelik-Lischka, Chamber of Labour Vienna
  • Fabian Warzilek, Trade Union, Tyrol
  • Georg Humer, Head of Labour Law, Chamber of Labour, Tyrol 

Organisation

Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Wirtschaft

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Austria
03/06/2024
Add to my calendar 2024-06-03 02:00:00 2024-06-03 02:00:00 Exploring the future of work with a film screening and a debate in Innsbruck The importance of safe and healthy workplaces in the digital age will be highlighted at an upcoming event hosted by our national focal point Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Wirtschaft in collaboration with the Austrian Chamber of Labour. The evening will feature a screening of the Belgian documentary ‘Human not Human’ by Natan Castay, which received the special mention by the jury at the 2023 Healthy Workplaces Film Awards. The film explores the redefinition of work in a context of increased robotisation and Use of systems or technical procedures to allow a device or system to execute (partially or fully) a function that was previously, or conceivably could be, carried out (partially or fully) by a human. . Following the screening, participants will engage in a debate bringing together panel guests and audience members, employees, managers and their representatives. Together, they will explore the implications of the film's themes such as new developments in work organisation, the importance of co-determination and the role of lifelong training to ensure safe and healthy working conditions. Moderator: Henrik Eder, Communication department, Chamber of Labour Tyrol Speakers: Martina Häckel-Bucher, FoP, Deputy Department Head, Ministry of Labour Julia Nedjelik-Lischka, Chamber of Labour Vienna Fabian Warzilek, Trade Union, Tyrol Georg Humer, Head of Labour Law, Chamber of Labour, Tyrol  Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Wirtschaft hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public

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