AI and social partners

Feb 24, 2022 | 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Description

Social dialogue has a fundamental role to play in easing transitions and spreading good practices regarding AI adoption in the labour market. Many social partners across OECD countries have started informing and alerting their members, and some have also started calling for the introduction of new rights. At the same time, many social partners find themselves still at the very beginning of responding to the AI transition, particularly when it comes to signing AI-related collective agreements and using innovative tools to pursue their strategies in light of AI-related challenges. In this session, social partners will share concrete responses to the AI transition along these two dimensions and discuss how the lessons learnt may help other social partners to develop respective activities. Moderator: Emma Nelson, journalist Panellists: • Maureen Hick, Director, UNI Europa Finance • Miriam Pinto Lomeña, Head, responsible for international affairs in the Department of Employment, Diversity and Social Protection Confederation of Employers and Industries of Spain (CEOE) • Christina Colclough, Founder, Why Not Lab • David Barnes, Vice President Global Workforce Policy, IBM Corporation • Sandrine Cazes, Senior Economist, Directorate of Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, OECD The live session time above reflects your computer's local time zone. The session will be recorded and available on replay the day after the live stream.

Presented by

Christina Colclough

Why Not Lab

David Barnes

IBM

Emma Nelson

Journalist

Maureen Hick

UNI Europa Finance

Miriam Pinto

Spanish Confederation of...

Sandrine Cazes

OECD

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