Work 3.0: How The Employment Model Needs to Change

With the economy still struggling to recover, key indicators of economic performance are largely focused on traditional employment ? we are fixated on how many people have managed to find on-site, single-employer jobs. But is this an outdated perspective? Columbia Business School professor Rita McGrath would say so. In a recent blog post for Harvard Business Review, McGrath questions the pervasive assumption that ?regular? employment is always the most stable and desirable. She writes, ?Many of the assumptions about society that we take for granted are based on the notion that relatively stable employment relationships are the norm. When will our thinking catch up with the new reality?? Anyone looking for a job or tasked with hiring must wonder what this means for them.

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