Staying current in the future of work


Global megatrends such as automation and new ways of working are eroding traditional skills and leading to job losses, said Singapore's National Trades Union Congress assistant secretary-general Desmond Choo.(File pic shows Singapore's iconic Merlion.)

SINGAPORE: Rapid technological disruption in recent years has caused disruption and decimation of jobs across industries, but it has also created new ones. The Covid-19 crisis has hastened the changes.

Reskilling has greater exigency than ever – and this is true for workers of all ages.

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