Since the future of work is characterized by constant and sudden changes, labor market experts point out the necessity of skills transformation. Recent developments in Greece have possibly improved the prospects for public private cooperation to improve the capability and enhance the capacity of delivering skills needed. Obstacles continue from the lack of shared agenda between stakeholders. In addition, the lack of flexibility in adopting a sustainable employment framework for vulnerable working groups concerns the market more than ever. What are the partnerships needed to support the skills anticipation and matching not only for the vulnerable but for all working groups as well? Which are the best practices that Greece should examine to recover and strengthen the efficiency of the labor market? Can the tourism sector become a showcase for building human resources capacity? Join us for a fruitful discussion organized by the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce and the Employment Committee, on Tuesday, June 15 under the title “ Skills for the Future of Work: Empower people to self-sufficiency".