New research by Korn Ferry says inflation-adjusted wages across the Gulf are set to rise only marginally this year
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We must be ready for a lifetime of learning to cope with the pace of technological change in the 21st century
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By 2030, the UAE is likely to experience a skilled labour gap worth $40 billion, making up five percent of the economy, according to a recent Korn Ferry study.
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Three reasons why the future of work is uncertain
By 2030, companies investing in Industry 4.0 technology will transform entirely… and so will the labour market
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60% of business leaders predict talent deficit to hit UAE in 2020
Companies need to update labour skills to avoid a gap in talent, according to Korn Ferry survey
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Most powerful firms will depend on hiring forward-looking innovators
Mohammed Amin, senior vice president, Middle East Africa and Turkey, Dell EMC, said employers in the future will care most about how ‘innovative’ a candidate is so that they can foresee and creatively adapt to new business models.
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UAE firms look to new markets to recruit talent
Executives says UAE companies are no longer ‘stuck’ attracting skilled staff from Europe and the US
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Upskilling workers crucial for needs of future technologies – experts
Speakers at the Arabian Business Forum say they believes that ‘augmented humanity’ will be necessary to offset the effect of potential tech-related job disruptions
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UAE likely to see $50bn skilled labour gap by 2030
Businesses focus too much on technology as opposed to human labour, causing a skill gap in the market, according to the MD of Korn Ferry