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Changing Business and Opportunities for Employer and Business Organizations

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Publication Date:
27 Mar 2019
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New ILO-IOE report focuses on trends that are changing business models and their impact on employers and business organizations.

Business models are changing rapidly and radically, creating a need for policy-makers, businesses and employer organizations to innovate, adjust and become more flexible, according to new study.

The research identifies five global trends that are drastically changing business models regardless of size, sector or location: technological innovation, global economic integration, demographic and generational shifts, climate change and sustainability, and a global shortage of skilled labour.

The impact of these trends on business and the role employers and business organizations will play in these coming changes is a key element of the debate around the future of work included in the report.

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