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RUN 350
WHATS ON
RUN 350
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WHATS UP
WHOS IN
PRODUCTIVITY
PUTERA ZENATA
350 Singapore
Realising we are in a
superbly
interconnected
world, we as individuals are
indirectly responsible for
almost every environmental
issue. Hence we should and
must be part of the solution.
If Zen could describe himself with three
words, it would be Responsibility, Action
and Education. As a full time educator,
Zen strongly believes that every
individual has a stake and responsibility
to help conserve the environment ; and
that only with a concerted effort from all
facets of the global society can help the
problem of climate change.
12 May 2015
SHERRY TAN, Young SMOU
SHERRY TAN
Young SMOU
1 May 2015
SKILLS
ACROSS BORDERS, TALENT SWAPS HELP DEVELOP SKILLS AND CAREERS
19 May 2015
Talent swaps allows employees in the same company from different countries to temporarily
switch jobs, and this helps promote cross-border mobility earlier and to attract and retain
employees who are seen as having high potential.
Talent Swap is gaining traction in the corporate world. It allows employees to swap jobs for a
short period of time, typically less than a year. The swap is effective for career development, to
broaden skills, to promote cross-border mobility earlier and to attract and retain employees
who are seen as having high potential. On the contrary, some cited possible loss of productivity,
disruption to clients and companies, and lateral moves for employees. They learn new skills but
are not always being promoted.
Talent Swap
TECHNOLOGY
THE WORKFORCE CRISIS OF 2030 AND HOW TO START SOLVING IT NOW
Oct 2014
14 Apr 2015
Artificial Intelligence could help counter the forecasted major labour shortage in 2030.
Banding together to buy tech in bulk help achieve economics of scale, increased automation
and raised productivity.
Research by Boston Consulting Group suggests that contrary to fears of mass unemployment as
humans are replaced by robots, 12 of the worlds 15 largest economies (together representing
70% of the worlds GDP), are actually projected to face a labour shortage by 2030. Automation
will make up some of the shortfall. However, artificial intelligence and robotics are just as likely to
compound the situation with the new jobs they will bring and the new skills the technology will
require actually aggravates the already serious labour shortages.
Local nursing homes have banded together to buy in bulk new machines which can measure
various vital signs at one go. Increased automation helps minimize lapses and raise productivity ;
their admission process has cut down from two days to a few hours.