The future of work incorporates ongoing and future changes to the workplace, work, and workforce. Understanding the adaptations in how work is being performed and the associated consequences on worker safety, health, and well-being is essential and requires sustained attention from occupational safety and health researchers and their partners. To meet the challenges and opportunities presented by the future of work, NIOSH launched a Future of Work Initiative (NIOSH FOW).[1] Its priority topics are organized into three broad groups, including: workplace (topics: organizational design, technological displacement, work arrangements), work (topics: artificial intelligence, robotics, technologies), and workforce (topics: demographics, economic
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