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How ports can lead a just transition for workers in an automated future

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November 15, 2024
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Ports are vital to global trade, moving nearly 90% of the world’s goods, but automation is reshaping dockworker roles and raising concerns about job security. Recent strikes by dockworkers highlight the urgent need to balance technological advancements with protecting livelihoods and advancing climate goals. Read Allyson Browne’s blog post on the World Economic Forum to explore how ports can lead a just transition toward a sustainable, worker-centered future.
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