影响就业和劳动力市场的主要近期趋势-概述

IF 0.9 Q3 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH International Journal of Training Research Pub Date : 2019-07-05 DOI:10.1080/14480220.2019.1641292
S. Jagannathan, Sungsup Ra, R. Maclean
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《国际培训研究杂志》以“未来的新兴劳动力市场——重新构想技能开发和培训”为主题,收录了13篇文章,全面概述了影响未来新兴就业和劳动力市场的全球和地区趋势。这些论文特别提到了亚洲,研究了应对这些趋势的就业技能方面有前景的战略。这些文章简要介绍了未来劳动力市场不断变化的动态,以及重新构想技能开发和培训内容的重要性,以及重新构想技能开发和培训的提供机制,以培养面向未来的劳动力。这样一个与全球相关的未来劳动力人才库所具备的关键属性包括:基本的数字技能和读写能力;易学性技能;绿色经济所需的技能;从事工业4.0职业所需的技能;下一代基础设施和服务的技能;技术密集型制造业的技能;以及有助于提高工作效率的基础广泛的软技能,例如团队合作、解决问题、创造力和设计思维的技能。所有这些都将对该区域技术和职业教育和培训的未来方向产生重要而深远的影响,决策者和从业人员需要考虑到这一点。
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Dominant recent trends impacting on jobs and labor markets - An Overview
ABSTRACT This special double issue of the International Journal of Training Research with the theme ‘emerging labor markets of the future—reimagining skills development and training’ contains 13 articles that provide a comprehensive overview of global and regional trends that impact on emerging jobs and labor markets of the future. With particular reference to Asia, the papers examine promising strategies in skills for jobs that address these trends. The articles provide a snapshot of the changing dynamics of labor markets of the future and the importance of reimagining not just the content of skills development and training but also the mechanisms by which they can be delivered to prepare a future-ready workforce. The key attributes possessed by such a globally relevant talent pool for the workforce of the future include basic digital skills and literacy; learnability skills; skills needed for greening economies; skills required for engaging in Industry 4.0 occupations; skills for next-generation infrastructure and services; skills for technology-infused manufacturing sectors; and broad-based soft skills that help to improve workplace effectiveness, such as skills for teamwork, problem-solving, creativity, and design-thinking. All these will have an important and far-reaching impact on future directions for technical and vocational education and training in the region that policy makers and practitioners need to take into account.
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