WAR FOR WORK - FR. ANDRZEJ ZWOLIŃSKI

The war for work is a burning problem of today's world. The book by Fr. Andrzej Zwoliński analyzes the causes and effects of this phenomenon, proposing solutions that can help build a more just and stable labor market. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the future of employment and the social consequences of unemployment.

• Analysis of the causes of unemployment in the world
• Social consequences of unemployment
• Proposed solutions for building a fair labor market
• Challenges to the stability of the world in the context of unemployment
• A new dangerous class - the precariat
• The role of work in world history
• Edition: Petrus, 2017

The book "War for Work" by Fr. Andrzej Zwoliński is a publication that addresses an extremely important problem of today's world. The author analyzes the causes and effects of unemployment, drawing attention to its social consequences. Based on research and analysis, Fr. Zwoliński proposes concrete solutions that can help build a more just and stable labor market. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the future of employment and the social challenges associated with unemployment.

The author points out that there are 7 billion people in the world, of which 5 billion are adults of working age. Among them, 3 billion work or want to work, striving for regulated and full-time employment. Unfortunately, there are currently only 1.2 billion jobs with these characteristics in the world. Therefore, there is a shortage of 1.8 billion jobs that need to be created. This situation poses an enormous challenge to the stability of the world, as about 1/4 of the world's population is unemployed.

Injustice in the economic market easily breeds hostility, and those threatened in their position on it create a new socially dangerous class - the precariat. They feel like losers, are not well educated, and easily believe demagogues and populists. Work or its lack may once again play a destructive social role in world history. This book is therefore an important voice in the discussion about the future of work and the challenges facing contemporary society.

The book has 242 pages, format 13x19 cm, paperback. It was published by Petrus Publishing House in 2017.