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53: Ep 053 - How HR is Leading Indonesia’s Workforce Shift in a Digital and Green Economy

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In this greytFM episode, Sumia, Chief Human Capital and Operations Officer at Hana Bank Indonesia, shares her perspectives on how HR is leading Indonesia’s workforce transformation amid rapid digitalisation and the shift towards a green economy. Drawing on her experience, she reflects on how the role of HR is evolving and what this means for organisations across the country.The conversation focuses on key shifts shaping Indonesia’s workplaces today—national priorities around digital transformation, the growing demand for green and digital skills, and large-scale upskilling and reskilling initiatives aligned with future economic needs. Sumia highlights what HR leaders must focus on to build resilient, future-ready workforces while navigating both opportunities and challenges.Tune in for a concise, forward-looking discussion on how HR is driving Indonesia’s journey towards a digital and sustainable economy. 

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