Artificial intelligence (AI), changing workforce demographics and continuous skills development are increasingly reshaping workplaces, human resource experts have said. Speaking during the Zamara HR Summit in Diani, the experts, projected that organisations can no longer rely on traditional approaches of managing employees, as technology and changing employee expectations continue to transform the world of work….
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