Shaping the future workforce


PwC Malaysia People and Organisation and Social Impact leader Kartina Abdul Latif says by fostering a supportive environment, Malaysia can position itself as a leader in promoting fairness, stability and innovation in the gig economy.

THE Gig Workers Commission bill is timely in light of the gig economy’s growth in recent years, challenging the need for a new narrative around work that aligns with technological advancements and changing mindsets.

Gig work’s flexibility and on-demand solutions attracts individuals and, by extension, benefits consumers through its efficiencies and innovations. Additionally, it enables organisations to hire professionals for specific skills or projects.

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