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Enable Group | Oct 18, 2019

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Age, technological and skills gaps, lack of confidence, fear of changing work environment, and generational diversity – these are some of the challenges facing mothers who are looking to return to the workforce in Singapore.
Good news for these mothers. Starting this month, there are new courses for mums returning to the workforce. You can find out more in this Straits Times article.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/manpower/new-courses-for-mums-returning-to-workforce
#mothers #workforce #courses #digitalskills #partnership #Mum@Work #careers
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/manpower/new-courses-for-mums-returning-to-workforce


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