Driving change. The future of work in the Portuguese automotive sector.

The results of the study “Driving Change: The Future of Work in the Portuguese Automotive Sector” were released on June 14th at a meeting organized by the International Labour Organization Lisbon (ILO-Lisbon) and the Ministry of Labour, Solidarity and Social Security, held at the Electricity Museum in Lisbon.

This study, commissioned by the Government of Portugal, was led and coordinated by David Mosler (EUROPE) and carried out by a multidisciplinary research team consisting of technicians from the ILO Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia (EUROPE), the ILO Employment Policy Department (EMPLOYMENT), namely Fernanda Bárcia de Mattos (EMPLOYMENT), Michael Braun (EUROPE), Mariana Pereira (ILO-Lisbon) and researchers from CoLABOR, Eugénia Pires, FilipeLamelas, Frederico Cantante, João Vasco Lopes, José Castro Caldas and Pedro Estevão.

See the full report here.


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