THE FUTURE OF WORK. REALITIES, DREAMS AND DELUSIONS

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1 EFNI 2016 THE FUTURE OF WORK. REALITIES, DREAMS AND DELUSIONS PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER :00-21:30 EFNI Opening Gala Partner: BANK PEKAO S.A. Welcome of EFNI Attendees Henryka Bochniarz, President of the Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Vice President of BusinessEurope, Poland Jerzy Buzek, President of the EFNI Programme Council, Chair of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy, European Parliament Piotr Duda, President of the Social Dialogue Council, President of the Solidarity Trade Union, Poland Jacek Karnowski, Mayor of Sopot, Poland Luigi Lovaglio, President of the Management Board, CEO, Bank Pekao S.A., Poland Emma Marcegaglia, President of BusinessEurope Elżbieta Rafalska, Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy, Poland Address of the special Guest of Honour: Frans Timmermans, First Vice President of the European Commission 22:00-00:00 Night Owl Discussions 08:00-09:00 Business breakfast THURSDAY, 29 SEPTEMBER :00-11:30 Plenary session Knowledge Partner: European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) The future of Europe and the world: a new global disorder? How will the current turmoil end and will it lead to either a cold war or a hot one? In what shape will the EU emerge from the crisis, if it manages to survive it? Is a third wave of recession looming, and could it upend the economic map of the world? Piotr Buras, Director of Warsaw Office, European Council on Foreign Relations, Poland Carl Bildt, Chair, Global Commission on Internet Governance (GCIG), Sweden Elmar Brok, Chairman, Committee on Foreign Affairs, European Parliament Thomas E. Garrett, Vice President for Programs, The International Republican Institute (IRI), USA Ulrike Guérot, Director, European Democracy Lab, Germany Janusz Lewandowski, Member, European Parliament Emma Marcegaglia, President, BusinessEurope Konrad Szymański, Secretary of State for European Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Poland 11:30-12:00 NETWORKING BREAK 12:00-13:30 Plenary session Knowledge Partner: Dziennik Gazeta Prawna The future of work. Realities, dreams and delusions 1

2 What will be the implications direct and indirect, short- and long-term, social and economic of technological change, globalization, mobility and the sharing economy? Is polarization and fragmentation of work along with its attendant rise in inequalities inevitable? What does the future hold in store for us: the end of unemployment, but also the collapse of stable employment? Marek Tejchman, Deputy Editor in Chief, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, Poland Michał Boni, Member of European Parliament Martin Ford, Futurist, Entrepreneur, USA Ade McCormack, Digital Strategist, Great Britain Elżbieta Rafalska, Minister, Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy, Poland Guy Standing, Professor, University of London Great Britain 13:30-13:45 Awards ceremony Digital Technology Employers Association LEWIATAN 13:45-15:30 LUNCH BREAK 13:45-15:15 Round Table Knowledge partner: Polish Confederation Lewiatan Entrepreneurs and employees on the EU single market: competitiveness versus unification of social standards How to reconcile competitiveness of the economies with promoting equal conditions of work, pay and insurance? What could be the implications for the employees and entrepreneurs alike, of the change in the rules for employee posting? How can social protection be distinguished from protectionism? Paweł Lisicki, Editor in Chief, Do Rzeczy, Poland Maxime Cerutti, Director of Social Affairs Department, BusinessEurope Rolf Nikel, Ambassador, Embassy of Germany in Poland, Germany Elżbieta Rafalska, Minister, Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy, Poland Stefan Schwarz, Chair of Labour Mobility Initiative, Poland Konrad Szymański, Secretary of State for European Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Poland Luca Visentini, General Secretary, European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) 14:00-15:15 European Publicists' Forum, part I Knowledge Partner: Gazeta Wyborcza If not the EU, then what? The internal consequences of disintegration A multi-speed Europe members of different categories? The post-schengen reality the new Iron Curtain and fortress states? Likely and impossible political scenarios Roman Imielski, Editorial Assistant, Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland Jan Cieński, Correspondent, politico.eu Nick Malkoutzis, Editor, MacroPolis, Greece 2

3 Mariann Őry, Head of Foreign Desk, Magyar Hírlap, Hungary Mark Rice-Oxley, Journalist, The Guardian, Great Britain TBC Marek Tejchman, Deputy Editor in Chief, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, Poland Inga Spriņģe, Director, Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism, Latvia TBC Stefan Ulrich, Journalist, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Germany TBC 14:00-15:15 Industry debate Partner: Union of Employers of Automotive and Industrial Articles Knowledge Partner: Center for Innovative Education Vocational education. How it is done in Europe and how it can be done in Poland Why do we need schools? What do parents want for their children: education or jobs? Schools and employers. Examples of good practice from countries where business helps shape the education system EFNI recommendations for the Polish system of vocational education, based on the Effective Education report Joanna Bochniarz, Chair of the Board, Center for Innovative Education, Poland Introductory speeches: Krystyna Boczkowska, Chair of the Board, Robert Bosch, Poland Paweł Wideł, Chair of the Board, Union of Employers of Automotive and Industrial Articles, Poland 15:30-17:00 EMERGING MARKET CHAMPIONS Presentation of the Citi Handlowy award for business leaders: companies from Poland that have been successful abroad and companies from emerging markets that have successfully invested in Poland. Partner: Citi Handlowy Knowledge Partner: Polityka Insight Which tigers are ready for another leap? The drivers for growth in emerging markets What are the decisive factors for the competitiveness of emerging markets these days, and what will matter 10 years from now? How does social and political change affect the prospects of emerging markets? Does the future belong to Africa or Asia? How are Europe and North America positioned? Andrzej Olechowski, Chair of the Supervisory Board, Citi Handlowy, Poland Bilateral debate Partner: Polish HR Forum Knowledge Partner: Polish Confederation Lewiatan Is a flexible and secure labour market a utopia? Does flexibility always generate a precariat, and permanent, protected employment job security? Can competitive enterprises be established without flexible employment? Will it be possible to maintain traditional labour relations in view of uberization of work? Grzegorz Baczewski, Director of Labour, Dialogue and Social Issues Department, Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Poland Introductory speeches: Annemarie Muntz, President of Eurociett Guy Standing, Professor, University of London, Great Britain 3

4 Józef Niemiec, Special Advisor, European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) Philippe Pochet, General Director, ETUI TBC Elżbieta Rafalska, Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy, Poland TBC Versus Maxime Cerutti, Director, Social Affairs Department, BusinessEurope Michel Servoz, Director General, DG Employment, Social Affairs &Inclusion, European Commission Anna Wicha, Chair of the Board, Polish HR Forum, Poland Summary: Grzegorz Baczewski, Director of Labour, Dialogue and Social Issues Department, Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Poland Partner: Intel Knowledge partner: Polityka Insight Jobs of the future how to build a competitive advantage on the European labour market? Big Data Scientist, UX Manager, Fuel Cell Engineer what will be the most in demand professions of the future? Competencies, attitudes, skills what will work 4.0 be all about? Geopolitics of the labour market how to prepare new generations to strengthen Poland's international competitiveness? 17:00-17:30 NETWORKING BREAK 17:30-19:00 EFNI Academy Workshop Partner: Ikea Profit or values how to engage suppliers in the company's development strategy What can CSR be replaced with? Why should sustainable development be part of business strategy? It is not only price that counts. IWAY code a tool for building long-term partner relations with the suppliers Supply chain how to grow together and motivate the employees at every stage of production? EFNI Academy Lecture Trend = the awareness of change What is the role of trends in the contemporary business world? Do you have any idea which factors will soon affect change in your business? Are you one of those who still think that innovation stands for a new product or technology? Zuzanna Skalska, Trendwatcher, 360inspiration, Netherlands 20:00-24:00 NETWORKING EVENING 23:00-01:00 Night Owl Discussions 4

5 08:00-09:30 Business breakfast FRIDAY, 30 SEPTEMBER :00-11:30 Plenary session Knowledge partner: Centre for International Relations From low wages to innovation: how can the new Member States catch up with 'old' Europe? The greatest deficits of Europe and how to reduce them. How can new technologies help? Are there any shortcuts? What are they? Will raising the social standards and wages boost growth by stimulating demand? Or is austerity and investment a better way to go? Would private businesses or public institutions be more successful in this respect? Małgorzata Bonikowska, President, Centre for International Relations, Poland Introduction: TBC Carl Bildt, Chair, Global Commission on Internet Governance (GCIG), Sweden Elżbieta Bieńkowska, European Commissioner for the Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs, European Commission - TBC Steve Keen, Professor of Economy, Kingston University London, Great Britain Romano Prodi, former President of European Commission, Italy TBC Paweł Świeboda, Deputy Head, European Political Strategy Centre 11:30-12:00 NETWORKING BREAK 12:00-13:30 Partners: Polish Confederation Lewiatan/ Movement of the Enterprises of France (MEDEF)/ Bundesvereinigung der Deutschen Arbeitgeberverbände (BDA) Knowledge Partner: Centre for International Relations Many speeds, one direction: a realistic proposal to save European unity? Will the multi-speed Union be able to maintain unity? Will the Schengen Area survive in the context of different policies and attitudes towards the migrants' issue among its members? Will Brexit be a catalyst for further integration, or will it weaken the single EU market? Janusz Reiter, Chair of the Board, Centre for International Relations, Poland Loïc Armand, President, L'Oreal France, Vice President, MEDEF, France Danuta Hϋbner, Chair of Committee on Constitutional Affairs, European Parliament Steffen Kampeter, President, BDA, Germany TBC Jacek Krawczyk, Vice President, Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Poland Marek Prawda, The European Commission Representation in Poland TBC Partner: Orange Polska Knowledge partner: Polityka Insight Economic patriotism versus the reality of globalization and integration National colours and roots or responsibility and paying taxes what is modern patriotism all about? Business as an element of social life and civilizational change The importance of foreign investment for the economic growth, innovation, and for creating jobs 5

6 examples, models, and stereotypes Andrzej Bobiński, Senior Business Analyst, Polityka Insight, Poland Jerzy Buzek, Chair of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy, European Parliament Witold Drożdż, Member of the Board, Orange Polska, Poland Evelyn Higler, General Director, Ikea Poland, Sweden TBC Jerzy Kwieciński, Secretary of State, Ministry of Development, Poland Elżbieta Mączyńska-Ziemacka, Professor and Head, Department of Research on Enterprise Bankruptcy, Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), Poland Partner: Digital Technology Employers Association LEWIATAN Knowledge partner: Polityka Insight How to make use of the digital revolution to plan economic growth? Internet of Things, cloud, robotization, artificial intelligence versus the quality and shape of work. A 5-10 years perspective Work in the world without borders. How to develop a business in the times of rapid digitization and mobility? Creators, operators and consumers. How to benefit from the new model of creating and sharing values? 13:30-15:30 LUNCH BREAK Piotr Arak, Senior Analyst for Social Affairs, Polityka Insight, Poland Gabrielle Bischoff, President, Workers' Group, European Economic and Social Committee Tomasz Klekowski, Regional Director, Intel Corporation EMEA Poland, Poland Ade McCormack, Digital Strategist, Great Britain Marc Mossé, Senior Director, EU Government Affairs, Microsoft, France 14:00-15:15 European Publicists' Forum, part II Knowledge partner: Gazeta Wyborcza If not the EU, then what? Relations between Europe and the rest of the world Who will gain and who will lose as a result of EU disintegration? Is global supremacy of Europe and the USA a thing of the past? Is TTIP a chance to protect the economic power of the Western world? Konrad Sadurski, Head of Economic Section, Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland Jan Cieński, Correspondent, politico.eu Nick Malkoutzis, Editor, MacroPolis, Greece Mariann Őry, Head of Foreign Desk, Magyar Hírlap, Hungary Mark Rice-Oxley, Journalist, The Guardian, Great Britain TBC Marek Tejchman, Deputy Editor in Chief, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, Poland Inga Spriņģe, Director, Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism, Latvia TBC Stefan Ulrich, Journalist, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Germany TBC 14:00-15:15 4Liberty Forum Debate Knowledge Partner: LIBERTÉ! 6

7 Globalization versus the future of work in the eyes of the young opportunity or threat? Which skillsets are necessary to keep up with the global economic race? Who stands to gain and who stands to lose? Social and political implications of globalization in the countries of the periphery Trends and evolutions of the labour market in Poland in the context of global change representatives of liberal think-tanks from Central and Eastern Europe 15:30-17:00 Partners: HAVAS Media Group/ Quattro por Quattro The Terminator vs. The Expendables. Are the millennials manageable? Company 3.0. How do the millennials fit in? What kind of bosses do they want? The generation of lightning-speed thumbs. Can they resist phantom relationships? User Generated Content = the death of the media, marketing experts and copywriters? Paweł Potoroczyn, Director, Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Poland Renata Wasiak-Sosnowska, Managing Director, Havas Media, Poland Manuel Rougeron, Chair of the Board, NC+, France The 'Uberized' economy and democracy Does the end of stable employment and predictable career paths entail the end of the middle class, the foundation of liberal democracy? What could be the sociopolitical costs of changes on the labour market of the future? How will the absence of labour market stability affect people s political choices? Radosław Markowski, Professor, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poland Stefan Batory, Founder and Chair, itaxi, Booksy, Poland TBC Ulrike Guérot, Director, European Democracy Lab, Germany Herbert Kitschelt, Professor, Duke University, USA Hubert Tworzecki, Professor of Political Science, Emory College of Arts and Sciences, USA Partner: Employers' Group, European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) Will the 4th industrial revolution radically change the roles and importance of both employers organisations and trade unions? What actions should be taken by policy makers, enterprises and workers to enable the positive outcome of the ongoing digital revolution? How will Industry 4.0 and on-demand economy challenge the existing system of industrial relations? How will changes of the labour market influence the current form of the social dialogue at national and EU level? Jan Cieński, Correspondent, politico.eu Markus Beyrer, Director General, BusinessEurope Gabriele Bischoff, President of Workers' Group, European Economic and Social Committee 7

8 Henryka Bochniarz, President of the Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Vice President of BusinessEurope, Poland Piotr Duda, President of the Social Dialogue Council, Poland Jacek Krawczyk, President of the Employers' Group, European Economic and Social Committee Luca Visentini, General Secretary, European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) 17:00-17:30 NETWORKING BREAK 17:30-19:00 Round Table of employers, trade union leaders and politicians Partner: Social Dialogue Council The new social dialogue. Government, employers and trade unions: what do we have in common and what keeps us apart in our thinking on economic development? Challenges and expectations Job flexibility and security vs. the needs of today s businesses and the expectations of workers. The experience of EU member states. What are the responses of trade unions and employers to the changing labour market, the aging of societies and the problems of pension systems? Where to find room for compromise? What dialogue mechanisms have proved effective in other countries and at the EU level? How should the model of social dialogue evolve in Poland? Jacek Męcina, Advisor to the Board, Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Poland Jerzy Bartnik, Chairman, Polish Craft Association, Poland Markus Beyrer, Director General, BusinessEurope Henryka Bochniarz, President of the Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Vice President of BusinessEurope, Poland Piotr Duda, President of the Social Dialogue Council, President of the Solidarity Trade Union, Poland Dorota Gardias, President, Trade Unions Forum, Poland Jan Guz, Chair, All-Poland Alliance of Trade Unions, Poland Jacek Krawczyk, President of the Employers' Group, European Economic and Social Committee Jerzy Kwieciński, Secretary of State, Ministry of Development, Poland Agnieszka Lenartowicz-Łysik, Advisor to President, The Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, Poland Andrzej Malinowski, President, The Confederation of Polish Employers, Poland TBC Józef Niemiec, Special Advisor, European Trade Union Confederation ETUC Elżbieta Rafalska, Minister, Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy, Poland TBC Stanisław Szwed, Secretary of State, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy, Poland Luca Visentini, General Secretary, European Trade Union Confederation ETUC Wojciech Warski, Chair of Business Centre Club Convention, Poland 20:00-22:30 EFNI Closing Gala Organizers speeches: Markus Beyrer, Director General, BusinessEurope Henryka Bochniarz, President of the Polish Confederation Lewiatan, Vice President of BusinessEurope, Poland Jerzy Buzek, President of the EFNI Programme Council, Chair of the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy, European Parliament Łukasz Kalinowski, Chair of the Board and Director General Metlife, Poland Jacek Karnowski, Mayor of Sopot, Poland Summary of EFNI and proclamation of the Sopot Declaration Address of the special Guest of Honour to the EFNI participants: Donald Tusk, President of the European Council Keynote speech: Martin Ford, Futurist, Entrepreneur, USA 8

9 Official dinner ASSOCIATED EVENTS VISIONARIES 2016 Partner: Dziennik Gazeta Prawna 29 September Panel and presentation of Wizjonerzy (Visionaries), award of Dziennik Gazeta Prawna for managers with a business vision, determination, and courage. BAYS OF DIALOGUE 29 September at and at September at and at Small-scale meetings of EFNI panellists open to the public. An opportunity for EFNI attendees to engage in a debate with residents of Sopot. THE BALTIC INITIATIVE (by invitation only) Partner: UN Secretary-General's Global Compact Initiative in Poland 30 September at part I, at part II A debate among representatives of: the states bordering the Baltic Sea and the Black Sea; Polish public administration; EU authorities; intergovernmental organizations; and the private sector - with a focus on sustainable development of the Baltic Sea region, including innovative and environmentally-friendly solutions in using waterways for transportation, developing inland waterways, fostering the Baltic ecosystem and ensuring growth opportunities for Baltic harbours. Representatives of public administration, including ministers and province marshals EU coordinators of the European transport corridors Ambassadors of the Baltic States to Poland Ambassadors of states interested in the development of transport corridors in the Baltic Sea region Representatives of state agencies, organizations, and associations involved in the subject of transport corridors Experts on transport and ecology Representatives of companies introducing innovative and ecological technological solutions Journalists and entrepreneurs August 2016/ The program may be subject to change. 9