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A munka jövője. Új fogalmak, feltételek, forgatókönyvek
[The future of work. New concepts, conditions and scenarios]

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A cikk a munka jövőjéről gondolkodók főbb megállapításait kísérli meg történelmi keretbe helyezni. Áttekinti az új fogalmakat, a fontosabb új feltételeket és az új körülményeket a munka meghatározásának új elemeit, tartalmi változását, különös tekintettel az alkotó hozzájárulás lehetőségének bővülésére, és átalakulását fizetett alkalmazotti munkából önálló vagy saját munkává. A szerző a kreativitás kibontakoztatása szempontjából vizsgálja, hogy a technikai fejlődéssel hogyan módosulnak a munkavégzés egyes feltételei: a munkavégzés helye és időbeosztása, a munka szervezési módja és az ennek megfelelő szervezeti és jogi formák. Végül ismerteti a jövőbeli munkakörülményekről és -feltételekről a várható gazdasági és technikai fejlődés függvényében készített fontosabb előrejelzéseket.

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  • Rimler, Judit, 1999. "A munka jövője. Új fogalmak, feltételek, forgatókönyvek [The future of work. New concepts, conditions and scenarios]," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(9), pages 772-788.
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