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About
Piotr Lewandowski is a prominent labor economist whose research sits at the intersection of technological change, automation, and labor market dynamics, with a particular focus on European economies. He has made significant contributions to our understanding of how robotization and information and communication technologies (ICT) reshape employment outcomes across demographic groups, producing work that has garnered nearly 100 citations in just a few years — a testament to its relevance in a rapidly evolving field. Lewandowski's most influential research examines how robot exposure affects worker flows — job separations and job findings — across 16 European countries, revealing that labor costs are a critical mediator of these effects, helping explain why automation's consequences differ so markedly between Western and Central Eastern Europe. His work on ICT and robots further unpacks how vulnerable demographic groups, including older workers and those with lower education, bear disproportionate risks from automation. More recently, Lewandowski has turned his attention to shared services centres in Central and Eastern Europe, exploring how intelligent process automation reshapes skills and worker autonomy in routine-intensive sectors. His body of work offers essential, policy-relevant insights for researchers and policymakers grappling with the human consequences of technological transformation.
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- 2The impact of Robots on Labour market transitions in Europe24 citations · 2024
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- 4The Impact of Robots on Labour Market Transitions in Europe8 citations · 2022
- 5Automation and Income Inequality in Europe7 citations · 2023
- 6The impact of robots on labour market transitions in Europe4 citations · 2022
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