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New challenges due to changes in the workplace

02.02.2023

Wandel der Arbeitswelt bringt neue Anforderungen

BREMEN. As part of the four-part workshop series “Branchendialog Logistik” (Logistics Industry Talk), around 30 experts from the logistics and maritime sectors met up in late 2022 to discuss how to effectively face the changing working world. “Great input from experts, interesting practical examples, interactive topics and inspiring dialogues” – this was how the presenter and innov-ation coach Sven Hermann from ProLog Innovation summed up the event. The results of the workshop will now be evaluated and incorporated into possible new approaches. The event was the idea of Bremen’s Senator for Economic Affairs, Labour and Europe and the Agency for Vocational Training of the Federal State of Bremen.

Credits: ProLog Innovation

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