Environment Minister Peng Chi-ming (彭啓明) announced Tuesday morning that, according to a trend report on green-collar talent compiled by the ministry in collaboration with 104 Job Bank, the demand for green-collar workers is catching up with the demand for AI-skilled workers.

Environment Minister Peng Chi-ming (彭啓明) announced Tuesday morning that, according to a trend report on green-collar talent compiled by the ministry in collaboration with 104 Job Bank, the demand for green-collar workers is catching up with the demand for AI-skilled workers.

Environment Minister Peng Chi-ming (彭啓明) announced Tuesday morning that, according to a trend report on green-collar talent compiled by the ministry in collaboration with 104 Job Bank, the demand for green-collar workers is catching up with the demand for AI-skilled workers.&nbsp;

Demand for green-collar workers is up and expected to increase

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Demand for green-collar workers is up and expected to increase

Demand for green-collar workers is up and expected to increase