AI Reshapes Logistics but Workers Report Limited Training Access
· Source: mexicobusiness.news
In short
More than half of logistics roles worldwide are expected to change through AI and automation, yet only 28% of workers report access to training opportunities according to a Randstad study. The gap highlights a growing mismatch between digital transformation and workforce readiness, with 76% of logistics organizations facing talent shortages and 30% of workers considering leaving due to limited advancement opportunities. The skills gap is particularly pronounced in Latin America, where countries like Mexico score below global benchmarks in AI readiness.
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