HR Ministry’s ‘map of the future’


Closer look: TalentCorp employees (from left) G. Sauntharya, Brian Choong Wai Seng, Fiffi Lostari and Syaza Nazura looking at the report after the launch at Mitec in Kuala Lumpur. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: With about 600,000 jobs expected to be affected by rapid technological development, a study by the Human Resources Ministry would be able to serve as a guide for employees navigating through these changes, says Steven Sim.

The Human Resources Minister said the report, spearheaded by Talent Corporation Malaysia (TalentCorp), was the first of its kind and would benefit various stakeholders, including employers and students.

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