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Increased digitisation and mechanisation and their effects on the traditional workplace

Employment Director Aadil Patel joins eNCA to discuss increased digitisation and mechanisation and their effects on the traditional workplace.

19 Jul 2019 Video

Employment Director Aadil Patel joins eNCA to discuss increased digitisation and mechanisation and their effects on the traditional workplace.

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