I have no doubt Capital Bank will find that the issue of training, about which I feel very strongly, is debated at for a such as the Bankers Association of Botswana, the Botswana Institute of Bankers, Financial Markets Committee, National Payments Committee and the  2  BIS Review 97/2008  Banking Committee.
The gig economy has also created a new set of jobs in Canada and elsewhere that reduces the bargaining power of workers as well. These non-standard jobs may have advantages, such as the ability to work as needed—Uber drivers come to mind—but many workers in these jobs indicate that they would prefer more stability.