By John Healy, Vice-President, and Chairman of the Digitalisation Task Force, World Employment Confederation Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers strong potential to support both workers and employers in their labour market journeys. AI plays a role in ensuring better and faster matching of supply with demand, improving the user experience, grounding labour markets in skills, and […]
by Denis Pennel, managing director World Employment Confederation for staffingamericalatina Today’s digital age is taking us into a territory where new skills are ...
By Bettina Schaller, President, World Employment Confederation The Digital Revolution is changing the nature of work profoundly. New digital technologies such as artificial ...
Opinion by Denis Pennel, Managing Director, World Employment Confederation Great Resignation. Big Quit. Great Re-evaluation. Quiet Quitting. Great Reshuffle. Every day, a new ...
By Denis Pennel, managing director, World Employment Confederation Today, many countries face significant skills and staff shortages. The disruption to labour markets caused ...
Unemployment and inequality both look set to rise because multiple and overlapping economic and political crises are threatening labour market recovery worldwide, according to ...
By Bettina Schaller, President, World Employment Confederation Platform work is at its core just one of the many ways of organising work. In recent years, thanks to digital ...
