The majority of business leaders (81%) globally believe that AI and other tech disruptions will force organisations to radically rethink skills and human resources across large areas of their workforce, according to a survey by the World Employment Confederation.
The majority of business leaders globally, 81%, believe AI and other tech disruptions will force organizations to radically rethink skills and HR, according to the WEC.
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The World Employment Confederation-Europe is recommending putting social justice at the centre of the next political mandate in order to strike a balance between an enabling economic environment for companies and access to social protection for workers.
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