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The Future of Work

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Published: March 27, 2016 by VPR Producer

Economists are saying that American workers’ wages are stagnant and have been for quite a few years now despite working longer hours and being “on call” all the time through technology. That doesn’t mean that business is lagging though, since corporations, their CEOs and other high-level managers are doing quite well in that department. Our guest says that work and the way we compensate the rank-and-file workers needs to change to bring up wages and add benefits to make the work environment more equitable. We discuss why this inequality exists, look at some companies who are bucking that tide and find out ways that the system can change through education, government action and community empowerment.


Guest Information:

  • Thomas A. Kochan, Professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and author of the book, Shaping the Future of Work.

Links for Additional Info:

  • www.speakupforwork.com
Program #: 16-13segment type: Feature StoriesTopics - American Culture and History| Employment and Workplace IssuesGuests - Thomas KochanBooks & Publications - Shaping the Future of WorkInstitutions - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)| MIT Sloan School of ManagementProducers - Pat Reuter| Reed Pence| Sean Waldron
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