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Two paths towards job instability: Comparing changes in the distribution of job tenure duration in the United Kingdom and Germany, 1984-2014

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By Xavier St-Denis, Matissa Hollister
| Wiley Online Library Verified
5.3 Further evidence on dualization For Hassel (2014) and Palier and Thelen (2010), the liberalization in Germany is characterized by the absorption of the flexibility needs of the manufacturing core by the peripheral service sector.
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How to keep the 'human' in human resources with AI-based tools

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By Matissa Hollister
| Agenda (World Economic Forum)
Organizations are increasingly using AI-based tools to manage human resources tasks. HR professionals are concerned about the ethics of using AI, particularly when some products appear to be shrouded in mystery. To help organizations overcome these challenges The World Economic Forum has created an HR toolkit for the responsible use of AI.
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Here’s how to check in on your AI system, as COVID-19 plays havoc

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By Matissa Hollister
| Agenda (World Economic Forum)
COVID-19 has disrupted our behaviours, playing havoc with AI systems. Subject matter experts, who understand the context in which an AI system is operating, should assess how the COVID-19 crisis may have affected it. MIT Technology Review reported last week that a number of AI systems are breaking down in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Systems designed for tasks ranging from inventory management to recommending online content are no longer working as they should.
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