As the world moves beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, questions arise about the lasting impact on work culture, particularly concerning remote work and the rise of digital nomads. Will the trend of “radical flexibility” continue to shape the global workforce, or will traditional office environments regain prominence?
These pivotal topics will be at the forefront of discussions at the upcoming Global Labor Market Conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on December 14. Moderated by CGTN reporter Xu Xinchen, the event will delve into the future of remote working, examining emerging evidence on productivity, worker well-being, and the adaptability of social protection laws in this evolving landscape.
Experts and thought leaders from across the globe will convene to explore whether the shifts in work practices are here to stay and how businesses and governments can navigate these changes. The conference aims to provide valuable insights for entrepreneurs, investors, academics, and global readers interested in Asia’s influential role in shaping modern work trends.
This dialogue is especially significant for the Asian diaspora and international professionals seeking to understand the implications of remote work on economic development and cultural practices within Asia and beyond.
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Live: Are freelancers, remote offices and digital nomads here to stay?
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