How the national survey on AI and the labour market was conducted
The survey provides an important baseline on attitudes to AI and work.
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The survey provides an important baseline on attitudes to AI and work.
The digital transformation strategy sets a measurable national target.
The national OSH programme contains a concrete measurable commitment.
The national OSH programme treats digitalisation and AI as changes that can create new risks.
The Labour Code provides for human review after a written request by the worker.
The Labour Code already contains a specific rule on algorithmic management in remote work.
The strategy identifies bias, discrimination and lack of transparency as algorithmic-management risks.
The strategy treats AI as a system that can shape how people are managed.
The strategy explicitly links automation, robotics and AI with transformed or disappearing jobs.
The strategy calls for advance measures enabling job-to-job transition with minimal or no unemployment.
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