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Episodes


Introduction to Week 2

All Innovations Are Local

Meet Professor Kochan and the 15.662x Team

The New Deal at Work

Uber Case Study

The Millennial Generation's Views on their World of Work

A Message from AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer Liz Shuler

Introduction to Week 1 (RES.15-003 Shaping the Future of Work)

Animated History of Work

Emerging Forms of Work

Managing Societal and Workplace Conflicts: Interview with Mary Rowe

Holding Global Corporations Accountable

A Message to HR Professionals from Professor Lee Dyer

A Message from Guy Ryder, ILO Director-General

Introduction to Week 6

Traces and Trends

Nature + the City

Active Learning Overview

Personal Response Systems
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