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It sounds counterintuitive, but by 2030, many of the world’s largest economies will have more jobs than adult citizens to do those jobs. In this data-filled…

Retrain for work May 09, 2021 More than two-thirds of workers are willing to retrain for new jobs post pandemic, says a study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and The Network. The interest is highest among early- and mid-career workers. This includes workers in the service sector, customer service, and sales roles. “This level of flexibility could help employers and governments that are worried about preparing their workforces for the future,” said Rainer Strack, one of the authors of ...

Jobs. Source: Google Images The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and CareerJunction have published a joint report detailing how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted employment in South Africa, with a large number of workers indicating that they would retrain to work in a different field. In South Africa, the interest in developing new skills is highest among those in the early- and mid-career phases as 40% of respondents report a negative impact on their work due to the effect of Covid-19 on employ...

Apr 29, 2021 South Africans are more willing to retrain for new jobs as they look toward the aftermath of the pandemic. This is among the findings from a new study by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and The Network, including local partner organisation CareerJunction. In South Africa, the interest in developing new skills is highest among those in the early- and midcareer phases as 40% of respondents are reporting a negative impact on their work due to the effect of Covid-19 on employment, includ...

Worried About the Pandemics Aftermath, 68% of Workers Say They Would Train for a New Career Automation Adds to Job Security Concerns, According to a Survey of 209,000 People in 190 Countries by Boston Consulting Group and The Network; Digital and IT Jobs Could Be the Next Stop for Many News provided by Share this article Share this article DÜSSELDORF, Germany, April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- More than two-thirds of workers are willing to retrain for new jobs as they look toward the aftermath o...

Covid-19: UAE among most preferred countries to work amid pandemic Waheed Abbas/Dubai AFP The UAE’s status as being less impacted by the pandemic than other countries is a key factor behind its heightened appeal on the world stage. The UAE’s attractiveness as a preferred place to work among foreign professionals continues to improve, thanks to its strong response to contain the Covid-19 outbreak, which strengthened the nation’s image and ranking worldwide, says a new global study released...

Dubai, Abu Dhabi are among the top 5 most preferred cities to work globally Waheed Abbas/Dubai Filed on March 14, 2021 | Last updated on March 19, 2021 at 03.02 pm The aggressive vaccination drive by the UAE government helped further improve the country’s position as a safe and secure destination to live and work. — Wam file The UAE jumped six places to emerge as the 13th most preferred destination to work worldwide in a survey that featured 209,000 respondents across 190 countries ...

The UAE continues to emerge as a preferred destination where foreign nationals would like to work, with the country’s global attractiveness rising six places from number 19 in 2018 to number 13 in 2020, a report said.

The Great White North is especially popular among "the types of people that countries prize."