“How ASEAN can develop an ethical and sustainable workplace for future generations: Ethics of the ASEAN vision of a Human-centric workplace” Webinar

The ethics of living is strongly linked to work since that’s what takes most of the time in our adult lives, determines the welfare of ourselves and family, and contributes to a meaningful life… or not, depending on the work. 

We know that changes in our highly diverse ASEAN workplace are driven by technology, the need for new skills, urbanization, and the creative destruction of jobs. But with the COVID-19 pandemic, these forces suddenly accelerated and many ethical issues were revealed, including inequality, health, and new ways of working. Going forward in ASEAN, we need to revisit the ASEAN vision of work and tackle the ethical issues that face us together. 

Our panel of leaders represents diverse perspectives in our dialogue – from global companies to government to civil service societies. This webinar will ask three critical questions about the ethics of the future of work.  They are:
     1. Are people considered a resource or a purpose in the ASEAN workplace? Is the idea of work as a vehicle of human development feasible?
     2. What are the fundamental changes in work coming out of the pandemic and how does that affect the ASEAN vision for an ethical and sustainable workplace for the future?
     3. What are the most important ethical gaps in the ASEAN workforce (women, inequality, work migration, lack of inclusion.) and how can millennials bring about the change that is needed to address them?

Our panelists will share their experience and vision of the future with a view to helping participants define their own ethics of work. “How ASEAN can develop an ethical and sustainable workplace for future generations: Ethics of the ASEAN vision of a Human-centric workplace” will be held on 2 December 2021 at 9.00-12.00 (GMT+7 Bangkok local time). 

*E-certificate will be offered at the end of the webinar.