SESSION SIX | DAY 2 | Labour, Law and Technology | 11th CTC 2024 | FCSR

Dive into the complex interplay of labour, law, and technology in this thought-provoking panel discussion chaired by Arun Kumar, Malcolm Adiseshiah Chair Professor at the Institute of Social Sciences. This captivating session brings together experts to explore the changing landscape of work in the face of technological advancements and legal reforms. Distinguished speakers Anirban Dasgupta, Vageesh Vishnoi, and Shuchi Bharati offer diverse perspectives on digital transformation, platform labour, and automation's impact on skills and the future of work.
The discussion delves into critical questions surrounding labour law reforms, technological disruption, and their effects on employment relations. Viewers will gain insights into the challenges and opportunities presented by the gig economy, the limitations of the concept of 'precarity' in the Indian context, and the potential consequences of increased labour law flexibility. The panel also examines the projected threat of automation and its relationship with workforce changes, offering a nuanced view of these complex issues.
This engaging session challenges traditional paradigms and opens new avenues for understanding the future of work in India and beyond.
Stay tuned for more compelling content from our conference as we continue to unravel the complexities of Technology and Society in our upcoming videos.