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CIPD - the future of work is human
A newsletter coordinated by professional body CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development) as part of their Future of Work is Human project. CIPD is the professional body for HR. You can sign up to this newsletter to get updates on the future of work.
Economist Intelligence Unit
The Economist Intelligence Unit focuses on global business intelligence, helping understand how the world is changing. You can subscribe to monthly, ‘weekly digests’ and newsletters by email.
Financial times - Sarah O’Connor
A fortnightly column co-ordinated by the Financial Times Investigations Correspondent Sarah O’Connor, showcasing her views on the future world of work. You can sign up for alerts but note you must subscribe/sign up to the Financial Times first.
Harvard Business School
You can sign up to email bulletins coordinated by Harvard Business School with new and important business insights/updates on areas such as technology and innovation, leadership, woman at work and a ‘weekly hotlist’ column.
Hot spots by Lynda Gratton
Specialist research consultancy Hot Spots Movement was founded by Lynda Gratton of the London Business School, one of the world’s leading thinkers on the future of work and organisational behaviour.
Industry Week
A monthly publication tailored to manufacturing business leaders exploring the issues, strategies, future trends and technologies that build more profitable companies.
Oxford university - Jeremias Prassl
Blog posts and publications coordinated by researcher and professor Jeremias Prassl with a particular focus on technology, innovation policy, the law and economics of fragmenting labour markets, access to justice and the future of work. Prassl has also written a book Humans as a Service exploring work in the gig economy across the world.
RSA
The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA) is focused on enriching society through ideas and action. It has a specific project area on the future of work, with a particular focus on good work, and hosts events, publishes reports and blogs in this area. You can subscribe to updates blogs and articles.
Techcrunch
Online publisher TechCrunch provides technology focused news, analysis and opinions.
Work Foundation
The Work Foundation provides advice, consultancy and research on the future of work, improving the quality of working life, leadership, economic and organisational effectiveness.
World Economic Forum
The “Preparing for the Future of Work Project” by the World Economic Forum seeks to bring clarity to an often ill-informed debate on the future of work. It seeks to do this through the dissemination of accessible, balanced and sector-specific knowledge.
Jooble UK
Jooble UK is a job search engine created for a single purpose: to help you find the perfect job. It seeks to find all job postings, vacancies and current openings available in the UK.