EU-OSHA’s multilingual thesaurus of occupational safety and health terminology lists words grouped together in a hierarchy. It includes synonyms and antonyms of those words and some definitions.
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society that makes widespread use of digital technologies, with digital networks and applications being central to the organisation of public services and the public space
task standardisation through the use of information technology that involves identifying the tools and techniques to complete tasks, so as to improve and monitor efficiency in work performance, often through automated management
form of discipline and control imposed through the use of ICT, whereby workers’ schedules are set and monitored by computer, often with an embedded continuous improvement algorithm based on the average speed at which workers should complete specific tasks
effort performed by robotic process automation systems, which is mediated and assisted by the human brain, digital media and speech and technologies such as cloud computing, social media, big data mobility, data analytics and machine learning, to create new products and outcomes
adoption, increased use and integration of digital technologies in a business, an organisation or society