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Kulasegaran also said the government has suggested for unemployed youths to be reskilled with Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes.

He added, 'Organisations need to look at digitisation and artificial intelligence robotics and understanding the impact of what jobs will remain and making sure you have a plan to get people reskilled that could be negatively impacted and thinking about jobs, an organization will need that it does not have currently'.

We have identified up to seven million employees in Thailand who will need to be reskilled in order for companies to digitally transform,' said McKinsey and Companysenior partner Karel Eloot during an interview with the Nation.

While this change is happening, we are looking as to how the existing manpower can be reskilled and upskilled.

That's why it's paramount that insurance professionals are reskilled to work effectively with AI.

Among those people that reskilled in the last six months, 55 percent are freelancers.

Beginning with a discussion of the need to reskill the teaching force after years of slowly eroding teachers' skills, the articles examine issues related to policies and the current education reform efforts, including unintended negative consequences from too narrow a focus and the rights of children, and provide specific examples of how teachers can be reskilled. The book's readership includes pre-service and in-service teachers, professors, administrators, and policy-makers.

The Telegraph understands the dispute centred primarily on how Dr Mattu should be reskilled to resume his research.

I know agencies are doing their utmost to get the people reskilled."

Nobody is going to give you a job unless you are reskilled, but I never wanted to be in a situation where I was told I had a job for life and then find myself on the scrapheap at 46.

``This may involve people being retrained and reskilled if necessary.''