Jeremias PRASSL

Technology is changing the world of work – whether for better or worse depends on our choices. The future of work isn’t something that is happening to us: we need actively to shape it.

AUTHOR

Jeremias Prassl
mparative Law and Associate Professor, Magdalen College, Oxford. Author of “Humans as a Service”, “The Concept of the Employer” as well as numerous articles, chapters and comments. Research focus: Role of funda­mental rights in the future design of work, technology and innovation. [Photo: © Abi Adams]

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