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Talking Work Ius Laboris
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Talking Work is an employment law podcast by Ius Laboris. Join us and our specialists from around the world as they tackle a range of issues, all to do with the changing world of work.
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Great female role models
To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, we interview two very successful women to discuss the issues women face in the workplace. Both are great role models: Jessica Jacobi, partner from our German law firm and our guest, Bettina Schaller, Head of Public Affairs for The Adecco Group. Enjoy.
Discover our 'Equal Pay Day 2023' article here.
If you’d like to contact Jessica, click here for her details. Our host, Deborah Ishihara, can be found here.
Talking Work is a podcast by Ius Laboris, the leading legal alliance in employment law - www.iuslaboris.com -
The Ageing Workforce
The gradual ageing of the global population is a known phenomenon, but how this might impact the workplace is harder to say. We conducted a survey to find out how ageing workforces are changing employment across the world. James Davies, partner in our UK law firm, comes on the podcast to explain.
Discover our 'Ageing Workforce' report and series here.
If you’d like to contact James Davies, click here for his details. Our host, Deborah Ishihara, can be found here.
Talking Work is a podcast by Ius Laboris, the leading legal alliance in employment law - www.iuslaboris.com -
What if outsourcing were banned?
Ecuador, Bolivia, Mexico and Peru all have anti-outsourcing legislation. In this episode of Talking Work we talk to Juan Carlos Girao of Ius Laboris in Peru to find out why, if this is a good idea, and to ask how these rules work in practice.
If you’d like to contact Juan Carlos Girao, click here for his details. Our host, Deborah Ishihara, can be found here.
Talking Work is a podcast by Ius Laboris, the leading legal alliance in employment law - www.iuslaboris.com -
Which countries offer a ‘right to disconnect’?
The pandemic provoked the governments of many countries to think seriously about the mental health of employees, particularly those working remotely – and the trend is continuing. In this episode, we talk to Stefano de Luca Tamajo from our Italian firm about a survey we have just completed on how disconnection rights are developing and what kind of rules are being put in place.
Discover our 'right to disconnect' map here.
If you’d like to contact Stefano de Luca Tamajo, click here for his details. Our host, Deborah Ishihara, can be found here.
Talking Work is a podcast by Ius Laboris, the leading legal alliance in employment law - www.iuslaboris.com -
Stijn Broecke on AI and the labour market
In this episode, Stijn Broecke, a senior economist at the OECD who is leading their Future of Work initiative, talks about recent OECD findings on how artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape the world of work, what employers and employees think about this, and the structural changes a rapid wave of AI-driven automation may bring. Against a backdrop of rising inequalities, he considers that role that dialogue can play, alongside investment in skills, in smoothing the transition.
Discover our "AI and the world of work" series page here.
Our host, Deborah Ishihara, can be found here.
Talking Work is a podcast by Ius Laboris, the leading legal alliance in employment law - www.iuslaboris.com -
Professor Wolfgang Lutz on low birth rates across the world
In this episode, Professor Wolfgang Lutz founder of the Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital and all-round expert on demographics, discusses with us the issue of low birthrate in various countries across the world and the possible impacts on the workplaces of the future.
Discover our "low birth rate" series page here.
Our host, Deborah Ishihara, can be found here.
Talking Work is a podcast by Ius Laboris, the leading legal alliance in employment law - www.iuslaboris.com