Published 24-02-2026
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Abstract
The future of work is a nexus of hope and fear, where uncertainties abound amid profound technological and economic shifts. In the 20th century, skills were honed within a single career trajectory, buoyed by a robust welfare state. However, the 21st century presents a new paradigm, demanding continuous skill updates and adaptability. Challenges like population aging loom large, necessitating a reimagining of education and welfare systems. To thrive, individuals and communities must embrace lifelong learning and agile reemployment strategies.