A Pew survey found only about half of unemployed Americans are optimistic about finding a job soon.
The pandemic and economic slowdown have also been hard on Americans mental health, per the survey.
A new survey from Pew Research Center finds only 51% of unemployed Americans are optimistic about finding a job soon.
Even though a recent global survey from Monster found 82% of employers plan to hire in 2021, some Americans are not feeling too hopeful about their job prospects in a slowly recovering job market and with some employers reducing hiring.
Pew asked 715 US adults who were unemployed about their mental health, how they are feeling about finding work, and whether they have looked for different work. Unemployed workers in this survey conducted between January 19 and January 24 included adults who were furloughed, temporarily laid off, or unemployed and looking for work.
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J-K Skill Development Dept organises job fair in Kathua for trained unemployed youth ANI | Updated: Feb 10, 2021 10:06 IST
Kathua (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], February 10 (ANI): The Jammu and Kashmir Skill Development Department on Tuesday organised a first-of-its-kind job fair in Kathua district for ITI (Industrial Training Institute)-trained unemployed youth from far-flung areas.
The Principal Secretary of the Skill Development Department, Dr Asgar Hassan Samoon inaugurated the fair. Also present on the occasion were Vice-Chancellor of Central University Prof Ashok Aima, and Raj Nehru, Vice-Chancellor of the Shri Vishwakarma Skill University in Haryana.
As private industries and companies have started coming up in the region, a large number of unemployed ITI-trained youth, including several women, thronged the fair and registered their names for placement in the private sector.