CALL FOR The Future of Work, Labour After Laudato Sied NUL SEA 008 In his 2013 encyclical, His Holiness Pope Francis appeals for an inclusive dialogue abo EC) SR eee Ree em ee cae eg Ege ee een ta ane eM Munna eco ele ny areas related to work, and to engage the private sector, academia, and civil society on this matter Nem ee eo ac ee Mol auc na Rem te eee Rm ora mC RM cca oO eee ao UNIAPAC (International Christian Union of Business Executi ey development of this global network, as well as in research, capacity building, and the dissemination process. Six parallel research tracks are being explored to gather evidence of the impact on the world eee RO eo ree seek a Rrra eae erate of the six parallel research tracks entitled The future of enterprise and leadership after Laudato Si THEMATIC Since March 2018, UNIAPAC has been coordinating a research project with academic contributions articulating three axes of analyses: LAUDATO SIDIMENSIONS SDG 8: DECENT WORK FOR ALL eee erred technological changes the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, specifically Goal 8: Promote sustained, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and TRANSFORMATION PROCESS Belek the potential impact of transformative forces (external or internal) at work today, on enterprises, entrepreneurship, and work of tomorrow, especially in terms of leadership and the role of the private sector ina more inclusive economy a aca ea eat eee oN a Oia eg ‘You can help this project come to life in several ways. We invite researchers to write a paper on The Future of Work, structured along the research track and one or more of the aforementioned axes. If interested, please submit a 500-word abstract before the end of August 2018, and a 20-page final paper before the end of October 2018. Works may be in English, French, or Spanish. We invite institutions to help strengthen and reinforce the links between academia and the business community by co-organizing or hosting seminars, meetings, or events for 2018 and 2019. We invite institutions to present subjects of interest to be included in the courses. We also invite universities and the private sector to disseminate educational content on relevant subjects through the digital platform.UNIAPAC INITIATIVES FOR UNIAPAC promotes ‘Business as a Noble Vocation’ worldwide and builds on this vision to work towards an inclusive economy. With this goal in mind, UNIAPAC orbits three major areas of work (see figure) around which we develop our projects. We are pleased to share a few upcoming projects and some that are already in progress: an e-training program for the leaders of tomorrow, in partnership with international research on commitments of business leaders of the global network: generations Transformation of work Training future Experimenting new business models which recognizes outstanding projects around the world; of Work, co-organised with in universities around the world (USA, Thailand, | focusing on The Future Philippines, Brazil, Colombia),Cee ace Huneanilat Pe Se eas = Slovenia, Sf Cts Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, SC mes Ceca eae athe Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, @abon, Madagascar, Borromeo ces Doo ee ge Ae aU tA ute) forme a CEU Founded in 1931, UNIAPAC is an ecumenical Union which today brings together 45 Christian Business Leader Associations from 39 countries in Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia. There are over 30,000 Pee Onan U OOo oho ca atm mee) Poe Me eI ueRe eee PO oR IS nu hoe Ree Cnn Ce Eee ie tes aac oe eee SMEs ike it Meee ee eo ee een accel eed Ce aay RI Goan Me PORE Ro a RRO AM Ua ay define and fund the development of the associations’ projects by providing financial, human, and Ge eet eee eo en ee ee Soa co ee Rec ae ren RR On a en ceo eee ed Cree meet eee Ie ene SM ee Uniapac ont FU oly, 26 rue de !Amiral Hamelin 5016 Paris lp