AI in the workplace: Jobs augmentation or labour displacement?
Following the expansion and implementation of AI, a shift in the workplace is underway. Automation development is gaining popularity (some say hyped attention) in the discussion...
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Maria Paola Mosca
Appassionata di arte contemporanea, fantascienza e immersioni, sono da sempre europeista convinta. Scrivo di occupazione, innovazione e questioni di genere, e lavoro come consulente di comunicazione e creatività oltre a fare la traduttrice. Vivo con marito e figli (quasi 3) nella città "più antica delle due Olande", a sud di Rotterdam, dove ho fatto meno fatica ad abituarmi alla lingua che alle feste di compleanno. Girovagando per il mondo, sono finita a studiare anche a Milwaukee, ma all'epoca purtroppo non guidavo ancora la moto, e comunque continuo a preferire qualsiasi due ruote alla corsa o a spostarmi in bus. Tendo a cercare il lato buffo delle esperienze per sdrammatizzare il racconto che posso fare delle sfide dovute all'adattarsi a posti nuovi.
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Culture and art to help mental well-being
Can culture, alongside medical treatments, help improve mental health around Europe? It is not a new concept, and more projects have been designed to accompany therapies for some...
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Gender equality in the listed companies of 5 European countries
Gender equality is far, far away. We know it. Gaps are in all aspects of the working life of female professionals. At the base or when they enter the labour market. And at the top...
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Learning struggles after Covid: what can help children
When drastic social distancing measures were implemented due to the spread of Covid-19, many experts began sounding the alarm about children's development. And the risks of prolonged school...
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Workers’ mental health. Can a 4-day week model improve it?
In the years we are living, between the health and climate crisis and geopolitical and economic instabilities, workers and employers alike are facing big (big!) changes....
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Olympe de Gouges, saper lottare per i diritti delle donne
Articolo I La Donna nasce libera e ha gli stessi diritti dell’Uomo. Le distinzioni sociali non possono essere fondate che sull’interesse comune. Si apre così la...
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The school year in EU: summer breaks and days in class
All over Europe, the school year is over. But while for some students, the summer holiday started - at least - a month ago and will continue until September, for others, it has...
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The biases against women are as they were ten years ago
The picture is clear and shocking: we are generally still biased against women as we were a decade ago, with no improvements and even some setbacks on previously granted rights. From underrepresentation...
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A gap year to better focus on personal aspirations
Last year, according to estimates, in the UK (where the tradition of gap years is longstanding), between 181 and 185 thousand 18 to 24 years decided to wait to enter university...
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Math as a way to contrast school dropout. Stanford Prof. Jo Boaler in Italy
«I am here to tell you that what you believe about your potential has changed what you have learned, and it continues to do that. It continues to change your learning and your...
