Johannes Siegrest is a professor of medical sociology at the University of Düsseldorf and serves as a lead author of Chapter 7: The Future of Work: Good Jobs for All? In this interview, he discusses the disparities of quality of work conditions across geographies, and explains how they affect quality of life. He also warns of the setbacks that capitalism may pose in relation to the strive for social justice.
Johannes Siegrest is a professor of medical sociology at the University of Düsseldorf and serves as a lead author of Chapter 7: The Future of Work: Good Jobs for All? In this interview, he discusses the disparities of quality of work conditions across geographies, and explains how they affect quality of life. He also warns of the setbacks that capitalism may pose in relation to the strive for social justice.
Johannes Siegrest is a professor of medical sociology at the University of Düsseldorf and serves as a lead author of Chapter 7: The Future of Work: Good Jobs for All? In this interview, he discusses the disparities of quality of work conditions across geographies, and explains how they affect quality of life. He also warns of the setbacks that capitalism may pose in relation to the strive for social justice.
Johannes Siegrest is a professor of medical sociology at the University of Düsseldorf and serves as a lead author of Chapter 7: The Future of Work: Good Jobs for All? In this interview, he discusses the disparities of quality of work conditions across geographies, and explains how they affect quality of life. He also warns of the setbacks that capitalism may pose in relation to the strive for social justice.
Johannes Siegrest is a professor of medical sociology at the University of Düsseldorf and serves as a lead author of Chapter 7: The Future of Work: Good Jobs for All? In this interview, he discusses the disparities of quality of work conditions across geographies, and explains how they affect quality of life. He also warns of the setbacks that capitalism may pose in relation to the strive for social justice.
Johannes Siegrest is a professor of medical sociology at the University of Düsseldorf and serves as a lead author of Chapter 7: The Future of Work: Good Jobs for All? In this interview, he discusses the disparities of quality of work conditions across geographies, and explains how they affect quality of life. He also warns of the setbacks that capitalism may pose in relation to the strive for social justice.