A new framework to govern, lead, create, and organise work. A new work-focused global body that is human-centric and within which issues from geopolitics to climate to AI, from leadership and management to demographics and generations are addressed at scale. A new way to synthesise global data across the economy, technology, and culture of work.
“Work has changed irreversibly; the old manuals are out of date. The World Work Organization plans to do the needed update and revise our ethical, philosophical, and economic concepts of work under the new conditions. This project is exciting.”
Nassim Nicholas Taleb