Upcoming on April 22: CESI@noon on AI at work

AI and algorithmic management at work: How to regulate artificial intelligence and algorithms in the workplace?

A CESI@noon lunchtime event brought to you by the European Confederation of Independent Trade Unions (CESI)

Wednesday, April 22 2026, 12:00-13:30
Hybrid at CESI (Avenue des Arts 19AD, 1000 Brussels) and online (Zoom)
Interpretation from/to English and Polish
Light lunch provided on site
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‍On December 17, the European Parliament adopted a legislative initiative report calling on the European Commission to propose measures to ensure the transparent, fair and safe use of artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithmic management (AM) in the workplace.

The announced EU Quality Jobs Act is expected to pick up on this central matter. With the participation of policy makers and representatives from the scientific research community and the trade union movement, this CESI@noon will take stock of the adopted report, discuss possible next steps by policy makers and social partners including as part of the forthcoming EU Quality Jobs Act, and examine which EU measures can be concretely expected from the EU to ensure that AI and AM can work for employers and employees alike.

MEP Andrzej Buła (EPP), Rapporteur on digitalisation, AI & algorithmic management at work
MEP Marc Angel (S&D), Shadow rapporteur on digitalisation, AI & algorithmic management at work
MEP Irena Joveva (Renew), Shadow rapporteur on digitalisation, AI & algorithmic management at work
Carmelo Cennamo, Professor at Copenhagen Business School (CBS), specialised in the platform economy (tbc)
Sara Rinaudo, Deputy Secretary General of the Italian Fismic-Confsal trade union and Chair of CESI’s Working Group on the Future of Work
Klaus Heeger (moderator), Secretary General of CESI

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