工作(物理)
透视图(图形)
订单(交换)
社会技术系统
人为因素与人体工程学
工作制度
工程伦理学
系统思维
功率(物理)
政治学
管理科学
地球系统科学
环路图
运筹学
系统科学
全球挑战
计算机科学
联想(心理学)
工程类
钥匙(锁)
风险分析(工程)
知识管理
数据科学
区域科学
全球气候
适应(眼睛)
全球变暖
社会学
工程管理
作者
Andrew Thatcher,Augustine A. Acquah,Agnès Aublet‐Cuvelier,Robert J. Becker,Tim Bentley,Maria Elena Boatcă,Daniel Braatz,Hong-In Cheng,Fabien Coutarel,Somnath Gangopadhyay,Nicola Green,Nigel Heaton,Hongwei Hsiao,Liang Ma,Masaaki Mochimaru,Beata Mrugalska,Verena Nitsch,Paulo Antônio Barros Oliveira,Taezoon Park,Arto Reiman
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.apergo.2025.104665
摘要
In a webinar series hosted by the International Ergonomics Association, the Future of Work Committee of the International Ergonomics Association gathered inputs about the future of work from ergonomics/human factors (E/HF) experts representing different regions around the world. Through these insights, four global megatrends relevant to E/HF driving the future of work were identified: labour-market supply; work informality; technology; and climate change. Next, we applied an E/HF systems approach, using causal loop diagrams, to explore the unfolding interrelationships between these megatrends at a global level and with a national level example to determine what novel insights can be uncovered using systems analysis. We demonstrate the power of E/HF systems thinking that can enable national E/HF societies and regional think-tanks to move beyond a siloed approach to megatrends. We conclude with some high-level suggestions for E/HF to consider in order to meet the future of work challenges.
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