"By 2045 one-third of the workforce could be self-employedConseguem imaginar como muitos deputados classificariam estas afirmações?
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The most important change is that people are finding a way to keep working in a meaningful way beyond the traditional retirement age
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70% of the people who have become self-employed during the past three years are over 50 years old
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The personal finance industry (banks) is decades out of date in accommodating these changes
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Profound changes in the way we work are far outstripping the the ability of political parties to respond
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1/ We have to become better at finding customers and handling our personal finances
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2/ we have to understand that we don’t live in a world of employers and employees any more
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3/ We have to understand the world of running a business better because we are going to run one, however small, at one time or another
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We are so attached to the idea of getting and keeping a job that we don’t grasp the scale and speed of changes with which work is changing
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Many of the people who become self-employed are in effect under-employed. They are working fewer hours than the they would like
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The drivers that have not been understood: the shift to services means much less predictability than in manufacturing
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The growing service industries need flexible labour. The shrinking ones are based on predictability and fixed labor
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Work is getting more creative. In creative and cultural industries it is normal for people to work for themselves and not for an employer."
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Conseguem relacionar estas afirmações e colocá-las no retrato do mundo económico do futuro a que chamo de Mongo?
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