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TalentCorp s VETERAN MyWIRA to pave Sustainable Post-Retirement Careers and Upskilling for ATM Veterans

The Veteran MyWIRA initiative marks the first time that the Ministry of Human Resources through its agency, TalentCorp is collaborating with PERHEBAT under the Ministry of Defence. The launch event, held in Penang saw a gathering of more than 650 guests, comprising PERHEBAT ATM trainees, ATM veterans, and industry leaders.

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Industry-driven Future Skills Talent Council launched to address talent challenges in Malaysia

TalentCorp’s pilot FSTC is for the Electrical and Electronics (E&E) sector to support the Twelfth Malaysia Plan and the New Industrial Master Plan 2030.

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BERNAMA - 4 5 MALAYSIANS LIKELY TO LOSE JOBS IF THEY LACK SKILLS

V. Sivakumar, reskilling, upskilling, employment, ID-TAP

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Over four million M sians likely to lose jobs by 2030 if they lack skills

SHAH ALAM: As many as 4.5 million Malaysians are likely to lose their jobs by 2030, if they do not improve their skills or attend reskilling and upskilling programmes with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI).

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HR minister: 4 5 million Malaysians likely to lose their jobs if they lack skills

HR minister: 4 5 million Malaysians likely to lose their jobs if they lack skills
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