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As the debate on UBI moves forward the idea of a guaranteed job enters the discussion. This idea proposes that everyone is given a job, and the economy is matched to the skillsets of the population.
UBI supporters have different views on how a job for everyone would work. Some see it as a tool in the construction of a more balanced society, while others see it as a 'guaranteed' servitude and paternal. We discuss this with the experts...
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