Future of work

Nearly a quarter of postings on the employment website now mention artificial intelligence

The widest gaps between the trust in domestic firms and in those based abroad are seen in Canada, Japan and Germany

The true risk is that that leaders, chasing efficiency alone, will hollow out the human core of the profession

As AI reshapes work, financial literacy will be our best defence against obsolescence

Move the conversation out of the boardroom and also give a seat to economists, organisational behaviour specialists and urban planners, among others

Employees value flexible work arrangements

Amid an increasingly competitive job market, a team of industry representatives put forward solutions to help firms find, engage and retain

THE world has an estimated 3.3 billion people in the workforce today. According to the World Economic Forum, Gen Z will constitute 27 per cent of the workforce in member countries of the Organisation ...

Just because you’ve gone through job redesign doesn’t mean it’s done and dusted. Ethan Ho from OCBC tells Howie Lim how it sparked his interest in continuous learning.