Description
This session will showcase different perspectives on the governance of algorithmic management tools. The OECD shows that algorithmic management tools are already widely used (full report, policy brief). In addition, firms are very active in attempts to govern the tools and mediate their impact on workers, with 89% of firms having at least one governance measure in place (e.g. guidelines, audits). This session will examine what firms are currently doing, assess how effective these measures may be, and present viewpoints from business, trade unions, and legal experts on whether further action is needed. It will conclude with suggestions on where policymakers should focus their efforts, whether by offering clearer guidance for developers or adopting firms, or by considering new legislation.
