Singapore must renew its commitment to support workers through collective action in the AI era early. It must understand how jobs are changing and give workers and businesses better foresight, as well as support enterprise transformation while uplifting workers for win-win outcomes.
Singapore must renew its commitment to support workers through collective action in the AI era early. It must understand how jobs are changing and give workers and businesses better foresight, as well as support enterprise transformation while uplifting workers for win-win outcomes.
It must also enable workers to seize new opportunities as jobs evolve. When disruption occurs, it must ensure that workers bounce back with dignity and confidence. Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress Ng Chee Meng made this call in a parliamentary motion on Tuesday . He stressed the need for this new compact as the foundation of Singapore’s unique tripartism in the AI era to keep enterprises competitive and workers firmly at the heart of the country’s progress.
It must also enable workers to seize new opportunities as jobs evolve. When disruption occurs, it must ensure that workers bounce back with dignity and confidence.
Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress Ng Chee Meng made this call in a parliamentary motion on Tuesday . He stressed the need for this new compact as the foundation of Singapore’s unique tripartism in the AI era to keep enterprises competitive and workers firmly at the heart of the country’s progress. We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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