The Future of the workforce: Drivers and Challenges
ACS & ISACA Young Professionals joint event
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About this event
The pessimists seem to dominate discussion in Australia on the effects of computers, artificial intelligence etc. and yet there is very little evidence to support this view. In this presentation it will be argued that there is no evidence that new technology, such as computerization, is decreasing the amount of paid work done in Australia. It is likely that new technologies are changing the types of jobs being done by workers but the pace of change in the composition of employment and in job security is no quicker today than in the other periods of technological change. While new technologies, including robots, computers and artificial intelligence may be having some impact on the Australian workplace, most claims about their impact are vastly overstated. Nevertheless, There are implications for our educational and labour market institutions.
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Event agenda
5pm - 5.30pm – Guests’ arrival and networking
5.30 – 5.35pm – Welcoming and introduction
5.35pm - 6.35pm – Main presentation & Q&A session
6.35pm - 7.30pm – Opportunity to networking with members of other organisations
Speakers
Phil Lewis is Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Canberra, Visiting Professorial Fellow at the University of New South Wales and Director of the Centre for Labour Market Research (CLMR). Phil is among the best-known economists in the area of the economics of employment, education and training in Australia and is the author of over 100 publications including journal articles, book chapters and books including the best-selling Essentials of Economics. Apart from a distinguished academic career he has worked in government and has produced a number of major reports for the private and public sectors. Phil is the editor of the Australian Journal of Labour Economics. He is Past National President of the Economic Society of Australia and Past President of the Western Australian and Canberra branches of the Society. In 2008, he was awarded the Honorary Fellow Award by the Economic Society for his exceptional contribution to the economics profession. He was one of the authors of Australia's future workforce?, published in 2015 by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA).
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