Programme

14.30-14.45

Welcoming words by:

  • Lucie STUDNIČNÁ, Workers' Group President  
  • László Andor, Secretary General of FEPS 
  • Isabelle Schömann, ETUC Deputy General Secretary (tbc)  

14.45-15.20

Keynote speech – Phoebe V. Moore, Futures of Work Professor, University of Essex        
Followed by Q&A

15.20 -16.40

Presentation of the FEPS-Nordic Digital Programme Survey Study on the workers’ experience with algorithmic management by Magnus Thorn Jensen of CEVEA

  • Franca Salis-Madinier, EESC member, vice-president of the Workers' Group, on her work as rapporteur of an EESC opinion on Algorithmic Management
  • Ignacio Gonzalez Vazquez, JRC European Commission
  • Nicola Countouris, UCL, Professor of Labour Law and European Law
  • Cinzia del Rio, EESC, President of Section for Employment, Social Affairs and Citizenship 
  • Isabelle Schömann, ETUC Deputy General Secretary (tbc)
  • Max Uebe, Head of Unit - "Future of Work, Youth Employment, European Commission (tbc)
  • Moderator: Gerard Rinse Oosterwijk, Digital Policy Analyst FEPS

16.55 -18.10

Presentation of the case studies on algorithmic management in different sectors in the Nordics by Theo Cox of Demos Helsinki and Tereza Østbø Kuldova of the Oslo Met Univerity 

  • Jeremias Adams-Prassl, University of Oxford, professor of law, leading an interdisciplinary project exploring the rise of Algorithms at Work, funded by the European Research Council
  • Laura Nurski, Head of Programme – Future of Work, CEPS
  • Anna Milanez, labour market economist in the OECD’s Future of Work team
  • Emilia Gómez, Lead Scientist, European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency, European Commission (tbc)
  • Brando Benifei, MEP, S&D Group in the European Parliament
  • Giulia Barbucci, EESC Workers' Group member, rapporteur on EESC opinion on AI for public services, organisation of work, more equal and inclusive societies
  • Aida Ponce, Senior Research of ETUI (tbc)
  • Moderator: Gerard Rinse Oosterwijk, Digital Policy Analyst FEPS

18.10-18.30

Closing remarks by:

  • Nicolas Schmit, European Commissioner for Jobs and Social Rights
  • Maria João Rodrigues, FEPS president and Lucie Studničná, President of the EESC Workers' Group