Jim Stanford

Future Skills: The impact of technology on work and productivity is slowing down, not speeding up

Jim Stanford
January 29, 2020

Inequality has reinforced the uncertainty and precarity experienced by many Canadians, which in turn fosters fear and resistance to new technology.

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