Work Wellness Institute Membership!
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Course Description
The growing adoption of advanced digital technologies coupled with sociodemographic shifts, globalization and ecological changes represent driving forces in what many term: “the future of work”. The future of work is disrupting every industry and has the potential to contribute to the decline of standard work arrangements and the growth of more precarious forms of employment including gig work. It also shapes people’s livelihoods, including their care relationships, and strategies about how to survive and thrive in these changing contexts.
- To define the future of work and gain insight into how different trends are changing the nature and availability of work.
- To build an understanding of how different dimensions of the future of work can influence the work and livelihood arrangements to which people living with disabilities contribute.
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This course is eligible for 1 certified hour of learning.
Accreditation
Jarislowsky chair in families and work
Deborah Stienstra
Un scientifique de l’Institute for Work & Health
Dr Arif Jetha
Président du comité d’action de recherche de l’Ontario Network of Injured Workers Groups
Steve Mantis
Course curriculum
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Worker Wellbeing and the Gig Economy - Work Wellness Institute Conference Series
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Pre-Survey
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Worker Wellbeing and the Gig Economy - Work Wellness Institute Conference Series
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Worker Wellbeing and the Gig Economy
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Evaluation Survey
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