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"With such a rapidly shifting landscape, issues around precarious work and economic security become more acute. So what will it take to reimagine a safety net that is fit for future workers? New solutions won’t come about unless bold ideas are married with practical activity. But traditional policy responses can be too blunt and speculative design can be too distant. This is when we should seek out “impact entrepreneurs".
Collective agreements in the gig economy. A flexible approach to economic security. Trade unions using technology to redesign jobs. What can we learn from the future of work in Denmark?
Brexit is a problem that requires a consensus solution in a majority-based system.
9th October 2019
An article by: Ruth Hannan
The social care system isn't working. The public doesn't understand it. It's bureaucratic. It's placing a huge burden on workers. It's always looking for a 'quick fix'. We can start to address these problems by trusting care ...
At the RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) we believe in a world where everyone is able to participate in creating a better future, by uniting people and ideas to resolve the challenges of our time.
We do this by bringing together a global community of proactive problem solvers, supported by our Fellows and partners.
The Fellowship is a global network of 30,000 proactive problem solvers who share the RSA's vision and values.
Thursday 24th October 2019 at 13:00
Durham Street Auditorium, RSA House
How can a decarbonised, socially just global system be achieved? Economists Ann Pettifor and Grace Blakeley discuss the radical plans laid out in the Green New Deal.
Tuesday 29th October 2019 at 13:00
The Great Room, RSA House
After winning the Cold War, did the West lose the peace? Political scientist Ivan Krastev sheds light on the East/West divide, thirty years on.
Thursday 31st October 2019 at 13:00
Durham Street Auditorium, RSA House
We are amidst another technological revolution and Carl Benedict Frey explores what lessons from the past, can help us to better face the present and the future of work.
In this powerful new RSA Minimate, Michael Sandel confronts our age of stalling social mobility and entrenched inequality, and asks: what will it take to meet one of the biggest political challenges of our time?
Journalist Jack Shenker uncovers the root causes of our institutional chaos and explores the new political movements putting the people at the centre of power.
This animation shines a light on those quirks of our psychology that make it hard to change our (and other people’s!) behaviour. Bestselling author Gretchen Rubin explains the four personality ‘tendencies’ and their respective ...
