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Forum on Internet of Things: Empowering the New Urban Agenda Geneva, Switzerland, 19 October 2015 Working for Urban Transformations: Considerations about Labour and Employment in Smart Cities Edmundo Werna International Labour Office

Who will actually provide the goods and services which are necessary for a smart city

mutual impact smart cities  labour

Trends high  (middle)  low skilled labour increased globalization: digital taylorism artisan economy and crowdworking non-standard forms of work: e.g. informal & undeclared work, self-employment, temporary employment, part-time work, teleworking

Employment change EFFECTEXAMPLE New job creationICT sectors EliminationRoutine jobs (e.g. clerical work) Substitution Clerical work  ICT related work Transformation From driver to transport manager 5

Taking into account… 1.Skills training 2.Employment & reduction of inequalities 3.New forms of community and of workers’ organizations 4.Social protection