The Sciences Po Workshop is a five-day training course that aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the current state of labor and employment in the modern economy. The course will cover a wide range of topics, from the history of labor to current labor laws and policies.
Provide participants with an understanding of the historical development of labor and employment
Familiarize participants with current labor laws and policies
Introduce participants to the various types of labor, including wage labor, self-employment, and gig work
Explore the impact of technology on labor and employment
Examine the challenges facing workers in the modern economy, such as income inequality and the gig economy
This course is targeted at students and professionals with an interest in labor and employment, including those studying law, economics, sociology, and human resources.
Overview of the history of labor and employment
The rise of industrialization and the birth of the modern worker
Labor movements and the fight for workers' rights
Overview of current labor laws, including minimum wage and overtime laws
The role of government in regulating labor and employment
The impact of international trade agreements on labor and employment
Overview of different types of labor, including wage labor, self-employment, and gig work
Pros and cons of different types of labor
The gig economy and its impact on workers
Overview of the impact of technology on labor and employment
Automation and its impact on jobs
The future of work and the potential impact of artificial intelligence
Overview of challenges facing workers in the modern economy, such as income inequality and job insecurity
The role of unions and worker-led organizations in addressing these challenges
Conclusion and discussion of potential solutions to the challenges facing workers in the modern economy.
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