i "makers": il lavoro agli albori della terza rivoluzione industriale
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Abstract
The paper investigates the impact of ICT and knowledge society on the creation of new forms of job. In particular, the Author focuses on makers, creative young people who, operating through community online, software and hardware open source and "fablabs", use the new technologies, as the 3D printers, to realize and commercialize their ideas.These types of job lead the A. to consider the legal qualification of micro-entrepreneur as self-employed and its possible impact. Finally, the A. proposes a general rethink of traditional protective paradigms promoting workers’ self-determination and guarantees of fundamental rights.
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| Authors | ;Michele Forlivesi |
| Journal | Journal of applied clinical medical physics |
| Year | 2015 |
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