The way work is performed has changed faster in recent years than ever before in history. Changes affect the tools used for work, the workplace, the possibility of cooperation with entities or people from remote places around the world in real time or the use of artificial intelligence, but changes also concern the demand for specific work on the labour market. Due to technological changes and changes in the way work is performed, the pragmatic aspect is becoming the dominant aspect, and the aspects of humanisation and the ethical dimension of work are increasingly losing importance and becoming secondary. Changes in the way work is performed limit the number of employee's daily interactions, which, although it creates more time to complete assigned tasks, may reduce the quality of our lives. Scientific studies emphasise the importance of creating opportunities to establish interpersonal contacts in the workplace and indicate that relationships with co-workers and superiors are important sources of building an individual's relationship capital.
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