Name: The future of work: is your job safe? | The Economist
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- [Narrator] This is the workforce of the future.

Technology is transforming the world of work beyond

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all recognition, creating groundbreaking opportunities.

- It's an amazing thing to be living in this digital age.

- But it's also eroding the rights of workers.

- It creates a kind of dog eat dog world.

- [Narrator] Some even fear a dystopian jobless future.

- [Narrator] But are these anxieties overblown?

- [Narrator] How we react to this brave new world

of work today will shape societies for generations to come.

For some people work is where the Wi-Fi is.

In the past two years, Samantha and Justin

have lived and worked in more than 20 countries.

We lived in Peru, in Santiago, Chile, Bariloche, Argentina.

- [Samantha] And then we were on Reunion Island

- Yes and when we were there everyone was, like,

"How in the world did you find this place?"

- [Narrator] Nut throughout their travels,

Justin and Samantha have each been holding down a job.

and she works for a California based startup.

They're a very modern carnation of a very old idea.

- [Narrator] Today, people working remotely around the globe

- A lot of people that define themselves as digital nomads

But we typically move around at least once a month.

- [Narrator] The couple say the extraordinary

- [Justin] We rent an apartment, we set up an office,

And so it gives us the opportunity to kind of

- [Narrator] There are down sides to this liberating

Digital nomads sometimes have to be more nomadic

- [Narrator] Location independent workers

as they're also known often travel on tourist Visas

- So, Fiji, we need to go to so that we can

get out of New Zealand before we violate their Visa policy.

- [Narrator] But some countries are going out of their way

to attract this new breed of global worker.

Estonia is about to launch a special Visa,

For those with no ties, it all points to an increasingly

But we don't need much to be able to work and be productive.

If you're smart about it, I think that travel

can be a long term sustainable lifestyle.

- [Narrator] Of the more than 60 million Americans who work

- [Narrator] In the middle of the 20th century,

But today frequent job changes are not unusual

and 70% of professionals around the globe

These seismic changes are leading to continual reinventions

of that most traditional workplace, the office.

In San Francisco, entrepreneur Frank Boulier

- Have to move from my room, go down the stairs

- [Narrator] Frank's part of an emerging trend,

living and working with other people in the same place.

- When I move from one space to the other space

- [Narrator] The space, run by a company called Roam

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