1996 - European Telework Week

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Telework 96 On 21st June 1993, the Commission decided on a new set of preparatory actions, and a Call for proposals was published. 122 proposals were received and evaluated. The 33 that best contribute to European economic growth, industrial competitiveness and the stimulation of new employment were selected by Decision of the Commission on the 19th November 1993. Interim reports have been produced in 1994 and 1995. The projects have now all submitted their final reports. Employment and European cohesion are the two major European social challenges in the 1990s. Moving towards the Information Society advanced communications, and specifically teleworking, is an essential part of the responses to both of these. Both themes were addressed by several projects in the Telework Stimulation Programme. Attention was also explicitly given to the implications for the work processes and the organisation of work and legal issues regarding labour law. Finally, a first view on the possible contributions of information and telecommunication technology towards a more sustainable development of our society is presented. This is based on the outcomes of three relevant Telework Stimulation Projects and several workshops with groups of experts, stemming from the Brussels G7 meeting in February 1995. Based on the reports the following summaries were made, and distributed, as a contribution to the debate on telework in Europe: • The employment and economic impacts of advanced communications, and social trends in use of communications services; PACE ‘95; • Telework: penetration, potential and practice in Europe; • Legal, organisational and management issues; • Telework and small business networking; • Transnational Collaboration from Telework Centres; • Telework, telecommuting and decentralisation; The summaries are sequentially presented in Chapter 2. In Annex III the participants and prime contractors of the projects involved in the summaries are listed. 1.3. Other Telework Initiatives The aims and achievements of the European Telework Week, including the 2nd European Assembly on Telework and New Ways to Work, are described in Part 3. It is interesting to see how many organisations and individuals participated in which member states in debates and demonstrations during that period. - 12 -
Telework 96 So is the “ACTS Telework Chain”. The 4th Framework Programme “Advanced Communications Technologies and Services” is looking to telework as a means for introduction of new technologies in Society, and to the telework constituency as a reference for future technology developments. Both initiatives contribute to the work of the Information Society Forum and the High Level Group of Experts on Social and Societal Aspects of the Information Society. In the Annexes further background information is given: the historical development of EU actions to stimulate telework (annex 1), further clarification of the ACTS Programme and its chain concertation mechanism (annex 2), lists of participants in Telework Initiatives, publications and references (annex 3), an overview of publications on the telework stimulation actions (annex 4), and an overview of network sources of published information on telework (annex 5). - 13 -
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