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To be successful in the age of automation, blue-collar workers need upskilling and training to survive in the market hastily opting for robots over humans

Those in Indonesia and India are more confident about career opportunities than their counterparts in any other major economy of the region

As many workers may be desperate for jobs, they tend to put up with unfair treatment and inferior wages, as asking for more could lead to them losing their jobs

The skills in most demand across the European markets are a combination of sector-specific hard skills, as well as soft skills that are indicative of an individual's ability to grow as well-rounded professionals and leaders

Growing reliance on robots and computers will lead to joblessness and income inequality, finds the survey

Don't worry humans, your jobs are safe from the threat of robots...for now, at least

Luckily, there's an easy solution for those who are facing the problem of unchecked emails

Is 'dress to impress' your mantra when you're headed for a job interview? You might want to rethink that approach

The overall job landscape will look very different in 2028 because where the jobs are created is different from where the jobs are displaced

The Asia Pacific businesses are bullish on investing in artificial intelligence technologies, says a study

Nine in 10 business leaders across the world believe cognitive diversity is important for management and artificial intelligence will enhance decision making

Large Chinese metro areas experienced an 88.1 per cent growth in employment while the rest of the country lost 11.5 per cent of its workers, the report said

According to a new report by Glassdoor, tech companies aren't solely hiring for tech roles

The report emphasizes that the demand for MBA talent is strongest in Asia Pacific, where 90 per cent of employers plan to make MBA hires in 2018.