The Majority Of Workers In Nigeria And South Africa Fear Job Skills Obsolescence Within 5 Years Due To Rapid Technological Changes, Reveals Global Labor Market Conference Report

A new report from the Global Labor Market Conference reveals that rapid technological advancements are causing significant concern among workers in Africa’s largest economies, Nigeria and South Africa, regarding the future of their job skills. The report, Navigating Tomorrow: Mastering Skills in a Dynamic Global Labor Market, highlights how workers across 14 countries—including Nigeria and […]

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The Majority Of Workers In Nigeria And South Africa Fear Job Skills Obsolescence Within 5 Years Due To Rapid Technological Changes, Reveals Global Labor Market Conference Report

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