The issue of labor, technology, and employment has become particularly significant for the EU due to the recent enlargement, as well as for future enlargements that will include countries lagging in terms of technology and labor skills.

The main objective of this book is to provide an overview of key topics as well as to develop a forum for exchanging arguments and reflections on the impacts of the enlargement of the European Union and the development of new technologies in the field of employment.

In addition, we hope it will serve as a starting point for a fruitful dialogue around social economy, marketing management, and new technologies, with scientists, entrepreneurs, and workers, in order to highlight specific issues and their impacts on labor markets as well as to seek adequate responses to the ongoing challenge of labor education, productive inequalities, and new technologies.