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The need for a gender perspective on digitalization

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Lott, Yvonne

Social Europe Journal

2015

5 August 2015

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equal employment opportunity ; labour flexibility ; technological change ; gender equality ; digitalisation

5 August 2015

Technology

http://www.socialeurope.eu/

English

"In current debates, it is often discussed whether digitalization is good or bad for employees. Some expect that with the so-called digital revolution, work will spill over onto the rest of life even more than it does today. Employees' self-organization, said to increase through digitalization, threatens to overburden them. Health problems such as burn-out and work-life conflicts are likely. Others, by contrast, see the upside of the digital revolution in an increase in employees' work sovereignty, higher work satisfaction and a better work-life balance. Whereas many work processes are already digitalized in the service sector, digital devices are more and more put to use in the industry sector. A proper work-life balance might no longer be an unreachable goal for the shift-worker in manufacturing."

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