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QualTek CEO Scott Hisey to Discuss Adapting to a Hybrid Workforce at Milken Institute Global Conference - Vimarsana News

QualTek CEO Scott Hisey to Discuss Adapting to a Hybrid Workforce at Milken Institute Global Conference

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QualTek CEO Scott Hisey to Discuss Adapting to a Hybrid Workforce at Milken Institute Global Conference

/PRNewswire/ -- QualTek, LLC, a leading turnkey provider of infrastructure services to the North American 5G wireless, telecom, and renewable energy sectors,...

Learning and collaboration key to unlocking innovation - Vimarsana News

Learning and collaboration key to unlocking innovation

Date Time Learning and collaboration key to unlocking innovation Australian workers and their businesses are at high risk of getting left behind unless employers make significant changes to their workplaces post-COVID, according to a first of its kind Australian survey by the Centre for the New Workforce at Swinburne University of Technology. In this unprecedented era of disruption, the survey found that more than half of Australian workers do almost no learning at work (less than an hour a week), despite three in five workers saying are concerned they don’t have the skills required for the...

Securing Your Financial Future by Future Proofing Your Career - Vimarsana News

Securing Your Financial Future by Future Proofing Your Career

Securing Your Financial Future by Future Proofing Your Career Thursday, January 28, 2021 7:41 AM UTC Amid the onslaught of business closures, job losses, layoffs and workforce furloughs, brought about by COVID-19, the Australian government delivered a total of AUD 173 billion in stimulus aid to its citizens. The government’s 2020-21 budget commits a further AUD $25 billion to support COVID-19 response measures, which puts the total pandemic recovery spending, since the crisis started, to AUD $198 billion. The package is split...