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Strikes, talent shortages and disruptions have persisted in key industries in 2024. At the same time, the rewiring of global supply chains presents new opportunities for growth in technology, energy and other critical industries.
Following a year of consequential national elections, what is the way forward for business leaders, policy-makers and labour leaders to work together to drive stronger growth for business and the workers of today and tomorrow?
Following a year of consequential national elections, what is the way forward for business leaders, policy-makers and labour leaders to work together to drive stronger growth for business and the workers of today and tomorrow?
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