Davos Agenda 2022

4 ways to promote workforce equality in the new digital economy

Institutional collaboration will be critical to addressing unemployment and skills challenges in the new digital economy. Image: Unsplash / @punttim

Jeff Maggioncalda
Chief Executive Officer, Coursera
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Employers need to work with governments and learning bodies to help worker's develop new skills for the digital economy. Image: Future of Jobs Report 2020, World Economic Forum
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