Daily Briefing: Changi Airport Group to commit $10m to upskill staff; Ride-hailing firm Tada bags $6.8m in series A funding

And the Singapore trading team of LNG firm Gazprom resigns.

From Human Resources Online:

Changi Airport Group (CAG) will commit $10m over two years to upskill its 2,000 employees in adaptive, technological and technical skillsets, the company announced. This will prepare them for new jobs and tasks to be created by the company’s digital transformation.

This was announced at the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Singapore Manual & Mercantile Workers’ Union (SMMWU) to form a Company Training Committee (CTC).

Under the CTC initiative, CAG employees will have the opportunity to attend up to ten days of digital-focused training over the two years. This includes a growth mindset programme that will strengthen their readiness to embrace new technology.

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