Presentation from the online workshop: Statistical Needs for Research in Social Sciences, 29.03.2021

1. Expert Workshop
Statistical Needs for Research in Social Sciences
on the Technological Transformation
Monday, 29th of March 2021
On-line event, Organised by Cnam-CEET
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020
research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 8222293.

2. BEYOND 4.0 addresses the general priorities of the
H2020 Work Programme (2018-2020) “Europe in a
changing world - Inclusive, innovative and reflective
societies”.
BEYOND 4.0 is funded by the European Union’s Horizon
2020 research and innovation programme
Some words about the Beyond4.0 project

3. Some words about the Beyond4.0 project
BEYOND4.0 aims to help deliver an
inclusive European future by
examining the impact of the new
technologies on the future of jobs,
business models and welfare. We
use a multidisciplinary research
approach undertaken by a top-tier
consortium with stakeholder
engagement throughout the
project.
Five
objectives
Provide new,
scientific insight
into technological
transformation;
Provide new, scientific insight
into company strategies
dealing with technological
transformation;
Examine the impact of
technological transformation on
- quality, content, and
distribution of work;
- skill needs;
- education and training;
- value creation by companies;
Identify policy options
for fiscal policy and
welfare policy ;
Identify social
investment
approaches and tools
for inclusive growth.

4. Some words about the quantitative pilar
Mobilising existing European
statistical databases
to allow an empirical and spatio-
temporal approach of the socio-
economic consequences of
technological transformation.
Building integrated and
harmonised databases
to measure technological change
over time and understand how it
relates with employers’ choices in
terms of organisational practices
and with workers’ outcomes
within organisations and on the
labour market.

5. Objectives of the workshop
The first one is to bring together producers and users to opportunities and barriers
to the development of aggregated and harmonised linked employer/employee
databases, and options to be taken into existing surveys to facilitate this task
The second one is to propose and discuss a measurement frame based on existing
surveys to be able to follow technological developments and analyse their
consequences from the points of view of organisations and workers.
The third one is to discuss data access and servicing policies by confronting
producers' and users’ views

6. 10:00 – 10:15
Opening session
• Sylvie Hamon-Cholet (Cnam-CEET, Paris)
10:15 – 12:30
Session 1 : Building integrated and harmonised employer/employee databases
• Irene Houtman and Iris Eekhout (TNO, Leiden): Joint analysis of Employer and Employee
Surveys : EWCS, Esener and LFS
• Gijs Van Houten (Eurofound, Dublin): Combining data from the European Company
Survey and the European Working Conditions Survey: challenges and opportunities
• Steven Dhondt (TNO, Leiden) : Ecosystems, driving forces for technology. Invisible in
statistics?
• Majda Seghir and Nathalie Greenan (Cnam-CEET, Paris): What is needed to facilitate the
linkage between employer and employee EU-wide level data
• Discussion (Moderator: Nathalie Greenan (Cnam-CEET, Paris))
12h:30 – 13:15
Lunch break
Coffee
break
around
11:15

7. 13:15 - 15:45
Session 2 : How to measure technological transformation in existing databases: barriers
and recommendations for improvement
• Mathilde Guergoat-Larivière (Cnam-CEET, Paris) : Introduction
• Valeria Cirillo (University Aldo Moro, Bari): Digital technologies and digital tasks: evidence
from Italian survey data
• Gijs Van Houten (Eurofound, Dublin): Capturing technological transformations in the
European Company Survey 2019: measuring digitalisation and linking it with other
workplace practices
• José Cotta (EC, DG Reseach and Innovation, Brussels) : Industry 5.0, concept and
measurement challenges
• Enrique Fernández-Macías (EC, JRC, Sevilla): How to measure platform work, with some
examples from the COLLEEM survey
• Corinne Darmaillacq, Arthur Cazaubiel (INSEE, Paris) : Inventory of available French data
and development prospects / the example of the platform economy
• Silvia Napolitano, Nathalie Greenan (Cnam-CEET, Paris): How to measure technological
• transformation with existing EU-wide statistical surveys?
16:00 - 17:30
Session 3 : Servicing data access: what relationship is needed between data producers and data users
 Monique Ramioul (HIVA Leuven)  Lothar Lieck, (EU-OSHA, Bilbao)
 Roxane Silberman (CNRS & CASD, Paris)  Agnes Parent-Thirion (Eurofound, Dublin)
 Pascal Marianna (OECD, Paris)  Nathalie Greenan (Cnam-CEET, Paris)
 Moderator: Steven Dhondt (TNO, Leiden)
Discussion
(Moderator
:
Christine
Erhel
(Cnam-CEET)
Coffee
break
15:45

8. The workshop wil be audio recorded
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https://beyond4-0.eu/
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etudes-de-l-emploi-et-du-travail-
accueil-947519.kjsp
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