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Author: Dr Sean Kruger
Dr Sean Kruger
Senior Lecturer at the Centre for the Future of Work at the University of Pretoria
Dr Sean Kruger of University of Pretoria’s Centre for the Future of Work says Workers’ Day should prompt a serious national conversation about whether South Africans are truly prepared to adapt, reskill, and remain employable in an AI driven world of work.
Dr Sean Kruger argues that South Africa can tackle unemployment and build global competitiveness by investing strategically in green talent and hydrogen energy.