Asean workers risk falling behind in digital and green skills


PUTRAJAYA: Industry leaders and labour officials have urged Asean countries to accelerate efforts to equip workers with digital and green skills, warning that the region risks falling behind in the global transition.

Malaysian Skills Development Centre Federation chairman, Hallman Sabri, who is also Sarawak Skills executive director, said constant upskilling was essential for workers to remain relevant.

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