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Understanding the Impact of Novel Technologies at Work through an Industry Studies Lens

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Author
Litwin, Adam Seth
Hammerling, Jessie H. F.
Abstract

As part of ILR Review’s new special series “Novel Technologies at Work,” this article introduces a forum composed of five industry studies that examine the drivers and impact of recent and impending technological change. Each of the studies, condensed from longer reports published over the past two years, relies on interviews with sectoral actors and other primary data to determine the relevant technologies confronting workers and managers and the sorts of strategies and policies that will mediate their effects.

Date Issued
2022-08
Publisher
Cornell University
Keywords
technological change
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future of work (FoW)
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information technology (IT)
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artificial intelligence (AI)
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industry studies
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Litwin, A. S., & Hammerling, J. H. F. (2022). Understanding the impact of novel technologies at work through an industry studies lens. Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 75(4), pp. 807-856.
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