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Local and regional governments as service providers
Digital Single Market - 11.12.2015
We have to ensure its benefits at the workplace and minimize potential risks
"While digitalisation can foster more jobs and improve citizens' well-being, it impacts directly the local and regional governments and their employees, for instance, in terms of skills, training, infrastructure or the forms of work. Spectacular wealth gains that digitalisation is expected to generate must be redistributed fairly among all members of society."
This is in substance the message addressed by CEMR and its partner from the social dialogue, EPSU, in a press release on 11 December. It follows a joint declaration on the opportunities and challenges of digitalisation in public administration.
This is in substance the message addressed by CEMR and its partner from the social dialogue, EPSU, in a press release on 11 December. It follows a joint declaration on the opportunities and challenges of digitalisation in public administration.
