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The word 'flexibilisation' is not commonly used in written English but it does exist in certain contexts. It is used to describe the process of making something more flexible or adaptable. It can be used in various fields such as economics, business, and psychology. Example: The flexibilisation of work hours has been shown to increase productivity and job satisfaction among employees.
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flexibilisation
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Alternative form of flexibilization
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The buzzword over the key decades was "flexibilisation", which was to replace the mass-production factory system of the second industrial revolution.
"Given that further developments are not foreseeable, Volkswagen is making arrangements for various flexibilisation measures extending as far as short-time work".
But without technology-driven flexibilisation, globalisation and the false prophecy of the so-called third industrial revolution, neoliberalism would have been a passing phase.
The second factor was indeed globalisation, which acted as a multiplier of these trends, driven by the information and communications technology (ICT) revolution as well as the flexibilisation of production and the growth of finance and the debt economy across borders.
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