Future of Work

This is how Singapore is preparing for the future of work

A woman wearing a protective face mask passes the city skyline during the coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) outbreak in Singapore June 10, 2021.   REUTERS/Edgar Su - RC2GXN9K8FOD

Singapore is focused on reskilling and lifelong learning. Image: REUTERS/Edgar Su

Joe Myers
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