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Pandemic Fallout: 89% of U S Workers Willing to Reskill for a New Job According to Global Workforce Study from Appcast and Boston Consulting Group

Pandemic Fallout: 89% of U S Workers Willing to Reskill for a New Job According to Global Workforce Study from Appcast and Boston Consulting Group
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SA workers willing to retrain as unemployment fears grow

Apr 29, 2021 South Africans are more willing to retrain for new jobs as they look toward the aftermath of the pandemic. This is among the findings from a new study by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and The Network, including local partner organisation CareerJunction. In South Africa, the interest in developing new skills is highest among those in the early- and midcareer phases as 40% of respondents are reporting a negative impact on their work due to the effect of Covid-19 on employment, including a decrease in working time or being laid off, versus the average of 36% of global respondents. Locally, highly educated South Africans and the older generation are the most negatively impacted groups in terms of Covid-19 and its effect on their employment status, which is the exact opposite than the global trend.

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Worried About the Pandemic s Aftermath, 68% of Workers Say They Would Train for a New Career

Worried About the Pandemic s Aftermath, 68% of Workers Say They Would Train for a New Career Automation Adds to Job Security Concerns, According to a Survey of 209,000 People in 190 Countries by Boston Consulting Group and The Network; Digital and IT Jobs Could Be the Next Stop for Many News provided by Share this article Share this article DÜSSELDORF, Germany, April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ More than two-thirds of workers are willing to retrain for new jobs as they look toward the aftermath of the pandemic, according to a new study by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and The Network. The interest in developing new skills is highest among those in the early- and midcareer phases.

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Worried about the pandemic s aftermath, two thirds of Romanians say they would train for a new career – The Diplomat Bucharest

Worried about the pandemic s aftermath, two thirds of Romanians say they would train for a new career – The Diplomat Bucharest
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