Let's begin with generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) – a technology that has firmly embedded itself in our daily lives over the past three years and is already reshaping the world of work. According to the latest report from the International Labour Organisation (ILO, 2025), around a quarter of jobs worldwide – more than 600 million roles – are potentially exposed to the effects of generative AI. A joint study on Latin America by the ILO and the World Bank estimates that between 26 (…) - Opinions / World-Global, Collective bargaining, Labour, Trade unions, Science and technology, Labour laws, Future of work, Brandon Johnson