Workplaces have long been rigid spaces where staff sit at fixed desks for fixed hours, doing the same role for what could feel like a lifetime - but that concept is quickly going out the window at Changi Airport Group (CAG).
The company - which handles commercial activities and emergency services, among other airport functions - believes the future of work will be mobile, with employees undertaking diverse tasks in different roles, or undergoing training with no set time or place.
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