Skills development crucial for the future of work


Khazanah Research Institute new jobs around the world have been dominated by a transformative change.

PETALING JAYA: Continuous skills development programmes, including those for upskilling, reskilling and training, will be crucial to ensure that Malaysian workers are able to adapt to the future.

Khazanah Research Institute (KRI), in its paper titled Shifting Tides: Charting career progression of Malaysia’s skilled talent, said new jobs around the world have been dominated by a transformative change due to several factors such as innovation, climate change, demographic shifts and globalisation.

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