Blockchain for decent work (english version)
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"Blockchain for decent work" is a project co-financed by the European Union with the aim of investigating the fields of application of blockchain in the labor market and the margins of involvement of workers in the management of the algorithms contained therein .
The project is led by
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Filcams-CGIL – The Italian Commerce Tourism and Services Workers’ Federation |
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CGIL – The Italian General Labour Confederation |
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FGTB Horval – Belgian Federation of HORECA, Services and Agro-food workers |
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CCOO Catalunya – Regional trade union confederation of Comisiones Obreras Spain |
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EFFAT – European Federation of Food Agriculture and Tourism Trade Unions |
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Blockchain Core - Agency specialized in evaluating the applicability and impact of the blockchain |
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IRES-CGIL ER – CGIL Emilia Romagna Institute for Economic and Social Research |
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WETCO – Workers’ Education and Training College of the Bulgarian trade union CITUB |
With the support of
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ETUC – European Trade Union Confederation |
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UNI-Europa – European Services Workers Union |
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UNI Global Union Finance – International Federation of Finance Trade Unions |
Co-funded by the European Union
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The publication "Guide for trade unionists 4.0 - The role of employee involvement for a blockchain at the service of quality work", edited by Stefania Radici, is available in PDF MOBI EPUB and paper version in Italian and English.
The fact sheet "Blockchain technology and applications in the labor market - challenges and opportunities" is available in the 24 official languages of the European Union.