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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2021 · 55 MIN

The future of work is everywhere!?

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The pandemic has empowered professionals to pursue a balance between life and work, leading many to move out of major cities to find refuge in rural communities. What does this shift mean for the future of work and the role of super cities? How should government policies support rural economic development while also investing in cities as economic engines? Is the Internet transforming where we work? Fibre optic internet is one obvious essential requirement, but so are robust transportation networks, and self-driving vehicles. Can we work anywhere and everywhere?The ‘future of work’ is about more than work environments. The global challenge is to ensure that workers have the right resources to improve their lives, but to enable them to continue to work productively. For many this will mean the opportunity to live in a community that exists on a smaller, arguably human scale.Free fibre optic Internet to the home for everyone everywhereActive investment in transportation infrastructure and self driving vehiclesFree online education for students of all agesFlexible work policies that make it easier for people to choose where they workAffordable housing in rural environments as well as urban

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