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Compliance measures to address persistent inequalities in South Africa's labour market 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
Fraud, not regulation, led to VBS collapse 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
US sanctions two Islamic State members in South Africa 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
Health Funders Association demands proof of policy changes for NHI scheme 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
President signs three Bills including Climate Change Bill 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
Ramaphosa enacts landmark Climate Change Bill 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
Third of UK financial services businesses penalised in past year – study 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
SCA orders Irba to reconsider fee structures by 2025 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
Nigeria fines Meta $220m for data privacy violations 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
FSCA exempts select pension funds from key Act requirements 331 CompliNEWS 19 Jul 2024
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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to impact on and reshape the global workforce, the financial services industry stands at a crossroads. Although AI is unlocking efficiencies and opportunities, it is also disrupting traditional roles. In this changing landscape, three key concepts have become essential for workforce sustainability: reskilling, upskilling, and lifelong learning.

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