Work Life 2000 Yearbook 3: The third of a series of Yearbooks in the Work Life 2000 programme, preparing for the Work Life 2000 Conference in Malmoe 22-25 January 2001, as part of the Swedish Presidency of the European Union 2001 edition

Marc Notes: Index; The third of a series of Yearbooks in the Work Life 2000 programme, preparing for the Work Life 2000 Conference in Malmo, 22-25 January 2001, as part of the Swedish Presidency of the European Union.; Incl. index and CD-ROM. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction to Work Life 2000 Workshops.- Labour Market.- Work Organisation.- Work Environment.- Gender.- Multicultural Society.- Small and Medium Sized Enterprises.- Information Society.- Conclusions from the 2000 Workshops. Publisher Marketing: New technologies and the growing flow of information create new conditions for individuals who use these technologies in the work place. The existence and application of modern IT systems can result in new forms of work, tasks that have actually emerged as a result of modern computer and other systems. This third Work Life 2000 Yearbook is pan-European in nature, and provides the researcher with valuable source material relating to the EU's response to the changing working environment.

Contributor Bio:  Ennals, Richard Bo Goranzon Professor, Skill and Technology, Industrial Economics and Management, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm. Artistic Director, the Dialogue Seminar, The Royal Dramatic Theatre, Stockholm. Prof Goranzon is a well-published author with sixteen titles to his name. He has also published journals, research reports and essays. Maria Hammaren Researcher, writer, Skill and Technology, Industrial Economics and Management, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm. Richard Ennals Professor at The Centre for Working Life Research, Kingston University, London. Professor Ennals is a visiting Professor at The Royal Institute of Technology and the Swedish National Institute for Working Life in Stockholm.