Education, Skills and Learning

3 ways the future of work can be fair as well as flexible

Highwire walker Aisikaier, from the far-western Chinese region ofXinjiang, performs on a wire about 110 metre above the Great Wall nearBeijing, September 16, 2002. Three Chinese tightrope walkers areperforming daily on the 1,004-metre-long wire over the Great Wall untilSeptember 22 as part of a cultural festival marking China's traditionalMid-Autumn Festival, which falls on September 21 this year.REUTERS/Wilson ChuASW/RCS - RP3DRIEEXCAA

Balancing act ... unconventional work need not mean an unstable income Image: REUTERS/Wilson Chu

Alain Dehaze
Chief Executive Officer, Adecco Group AG
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