Simon Chesterman said: "Signing the charter should provide reassurance to CNC employees that if they’re facing the worst, they can at least rest easy where their job is concerned.”
Employers said AI will change how employee experience is delivered, with 59% expecting major shifts in the next three years and 89% in the next decade.
Most workers expected redundancies and unemployment to rise, with 82% saying layoffs were likely at their organisation.
The survey found 82% of freelancers said their work was precarious and only 24% felt confident about their future in the sector.
The survey found 55% of workers put job security first, especially among 18 to 34-year-olds, where that figure rose to 65%.
The survey by the Work Foundation at Lancaster University found 43% of workers aged 16-24 were worried declining health could push them out of work.
Data from Best Insurance revealed one in four adults (26%) were concerned they will lose their job in the next year.