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Technology Isn’t Destroying Jobs, But Is Increasing Inequality

The Horizons Tracker

Since the financial crisis, jobs have returned en masse, with 300,000 or so created in December alone, with income rising at a similar pace. Far from being a destroyer of jobs therefore, what technology does seem to do is help inequality between those with skills and those without. Rising inequality. Unequal skills.

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Financial Fears Blight Many Over 60s

The Horizons Tracker

Faced with the burden of a cost-of-living crisis and mounting concerns over future care and healthcare expenses, one out of three people in this age group exhibits hesitance when it comes to present-day spending. The absence of companionship represents another significant obstacle to increased participation in social and leisure pursuits.

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A 100-Year Old Journey of Human Resource Management

HR Digest

They introduced concepts like employee benefits, job security, and participation plans. Communication and understanding between these two groups were essential for productivity and harmony. This approach not only bridged the generation gap but also boosted productivity and kept the older generation satisfied.

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Healing Our Workplaces through Cultures of Connection

Michael Lee Stallard

The harmful consequences of a society that lacks social connection can be felt in our schools, workplaces, and civic organizations, where performance, productivity, and engagement are diminished,” writes U.S. Behaviors are both learned from and reinforced by the groups we participate in and the communities we are a part of.

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Science And Research Should Be Seen As Critical Infrastructure

The Horizons Tracker

As governments attempt to recover from the Covid crisis, there has been an understandable desire to invest in infrastructure to place nations on a sound footing for the future. As the high technology sector (e.g., As the high technology sector (e.g., Long-term investment. New knowledge.

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What Prompts Investments In Energy Innovation

The Horizons Tracker

The authors highlight that the current energy crisis prompted in large part by the Russian invasion of Ukraine should prompt a renewed investment in such sources of energy. Interestingly, however, the Berkeley research doesn’t suggest that the stimulus spending after the financial crisis contributed to a boost in clean energy funding.

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Updates from the CMI Sri Lanka Board

Chartered Management Institute

We are grateful for the continued support and active participation of our members and look forward to another year of growth for CMI Sri Lanka! CMI bolsters its presence in Australia Last month, CMI participated in The PIE Live event in Gold Coast, Australia, alongside leaders in international education. Read it here.