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Why industrial sector wants Gen Z & Gen Alpha to join its workforce-tech to sustainability

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By Barbara Frei
| ThePrint Verified
But your support enables us to deliver impactful stories, credible interviews, insightful opinions and on-ground reportage. Driven by AI, the internet of things and big data, today’s ‘intelligent’ industries are cleaner, safer and more agile. Images of the dirty, unsafe factories of the past are being replaced by the clean, efficient manufacturing spaces of the future, where humans and machines work side-by-side and in harmony. A new industrial identity is emerging.
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Why industry wants Gen Z and Gen Alpha to join its workforce

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By Barbara Frei
| World Economic Forum
We must do a better job of articulating to young people why industry is the place to be for innovation and cutting-edge technologies. Driven by AI, the internet of things and big data, today’s ‘intelligent’ industries are cleaner, safer and more agile. Industry has the opportunity to bring Gen Z into its workforce, but employers must shift to make this transition possible and ensure we attract the best talent. Global industry is in the midst of a recruitment crisis.
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Community‐science reveals delayed fall migration of waterfowl and spatiotemporal effects of a changing climate

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By Barbara Frei, Amelia R Cox, Ana Morales, Christian Roy
| British Ecological Society (Wiley)
1 INTRODUCTION Changes in the phenology of migrating birds, or lack-thereof, due to changing climate have distinct implications for the success, survival and management of migratory birds worldwide.
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