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From Challenge to Opportunity: Job Creation in the Era of AI and Automation for Developing Countries
As we navigate the era of globalization and the Industry 4.0 revolution, developing nations grapple with a mix of opportunities and challenges. The "young...
Which Jobs and Industries will Artificial Intelligence Replace First?
You could be forgiven for feeling blindsided by the speed at which artificial intelligence has moved from technology of the future, to the here...
Access to Justice for Migrant Workers Remains Challenging Task for African Governments
Consultative discussions on access to justice and gender-responsive reporting mechanisms for migrant workers was held by the African Union in conjunction with International Labour...
Winning Elections 2024: North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa
In about the next 500 days, some 3 billion people of the world will engage in the most critical national elections, where the outcome...
Social Matters: Valuing Employee Well-being
Authors: Birger Kydland, Ynna Abigail Olvida, Yuanda Pangi Harahap*
Highlighting the “social” aspect of ESG
As the world becomes more aware of the need for sustainable...
The Future of Work and Skills in 21st Century Economy
In today's fast-paced and competitive economy, being specialized in one skill may not be enough to achieve success in your career or personal life....
20 Years of the PPRT Bill: Deceleration of Domestic Workers’ Value
Authors: Annisa Salsabila and Arimbi Fajari Furqon*
The Domestic Workers Protection Bill (RUU PPRT) officially became an initiative bill of the House of Representatives of...
Up to a Quarter of Jobs Expected to Change in Next Five Years
The Future of Jobs Report 2023 suggests that almost a quarter of jobs (23%) are expected to change in the next five years through...
The Contemporary Chinese Workers’ “Sin” – Film Review
This essay evaluates the Chinese movie “A Touch Of Sin”. The movie lasted for 2 hours and 9 minutes, and it is directed by...
Women’s mobility must be a key focus in urban policy
Historically, cities across the world have been designed to fit the needs of able-bodied men, or a neutral, often male, user. Yet, cities are...