A scientific meeting titled "What Future for Labor Law in the Face of Digital Challenges: Difficulties and Prospects for Reform" will take place in Hammamet, Tunisia, on October 8-9. The event is organized by the Tunisian Association of Labor Inspectors. The meeting aims to bring together experts and professionals to exchange views and explore prospects for reforming labor law to keep pace with rapid technological changes and shifts in the job market.
The meeting will focus on several key topics, including digital transformations and their impact on employment and related legislation. The use of artificial intelligence in the workplace and its effects on human resource management will also be discussed. Other topics include modern work patterns and the legal challenges associated with remote work and work through digital platforms.
The event seeks to provide a platform for experts and professionals to discuss the implications of digital transformations on employment and labor laws. With the increasing use of artificial intelligence and emergence of new work patterns, the meeting aims to explore ways to address the resulting challenges. The discussions will also focus on reforming labor law to adapt to the changing job market.
According to Hatem Hilal, president of the Tunisian Association of Labor Inspectors, the meeting is crucial in addressing the impact of digitalization on labor law. In an interview on Radio Jeunes, Hilal highlighted the need for labor laws to keep pace with technological advancements. The meeting will provide an opportunity for stakeholders to share their expertise and experiences.
The scientific meeting is part of a broader effort to address the challenges posed by digitalization in various sectors. Recently, the Ministry of Education announced the establishment of 24 new educational institutions with an investment of 91.2 million dinars. The Ministry of Family has also called for responsible use of screens by children.
Other initiatives aimed at promoting education and innovation are underway in Tunisia. The University of Manouba will host an international multidisciplinary conference from December 3-5, focusing on the theme "Certainty - Uncertainty." A team from Tunisia, Black Chark, will also participate in the Battle of Robots competition in Russia.
The scientific meeting on labor law and digital challenges is expected to contribute to the ongoing discussion on the future of work in Tunisia. The event will provide a platform for experts to share their insights and explore ways to address the challenges posed by digitalization. The outcome of the meeting is expected to inform policy decisions and reforms aimed at promoting employment and protecting workers' rights.
Key points
- The meeting will discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on human resource management and labor laws.
- The event aims to explore prospects for reforming labor law to keep pace with technological changes.
- The meeting is organized by the Tunisian Association of Labor Inspectors.
