Forms of digital resistance: praxists acts of liberation

It has been almost eighteen months since the Israeli military aggression started on the Gaza Strip, a city in occupied Palestine. The bombardment was resumed after the “ceasefire” breaking in the last weeks. As I am scrolling through the ‘global’ news, the relentless flow of official statements, repetitive international condemnations, and haunting statistics, is what keeps on reappearing to sort of remind humanity of its helplessness and staying as a mere spectator behind the mobile screen. Many of us feel paralysed, burdened with guilt and frustration, as we bear witness to Gaza’s overwhelming devastation; its elders, mothers, children, and entire

Re-skilling & Up-skilling In The Evolving Online Workplace

Digitalisation, robotisation, automation, sustainability, diversity and remote. COVID-19 has acted as a catalyst for a new environment that forces companies to abandon outdated functions and update their workforce through training.Between 75 and 375 million workers (3% to 14% of the global workforce) will need to change their occupational category by 2030 due to automation, artificial intelligence and digitalisation. Hence, concepts such as ‘re-skilling’ and ‘up-skilling’, which have always existed in the company, take on special importance. In the last year, the term ‘re-skilling’ has gained strength, a word that encompasses the continuous process of recycling skills and knowledge that we

The new world of work requires reskilling and upskilling

In recent years, the job market has changed exponentially. The New York Times recently reported that the trend of automation has increased, particularly as businesses navigate the uncertain and challenging economic landscape caused by the effects of the global pandemic. As the human race were unable to convene in the workplace as usual, employers and business owners sought to find new ways of working. Combined with minimum wage increases and the current difficulty in finding quality workers to begin with, it seems like an increase in automation is the effective way for businesses to try to meet demand and lower costs in the post-pandemic economy. It