Young workers are being left adrift — business needs to throw them a life jacket
© iStockphoto Young people may take a decade to recover from the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on their lives. Postponed exams and school closures have meant that many young people are choosing to put their careers on pause, while rising unemployment rates are cutting pathways to professional opportunities for new graduates. Even young people who have been able to find work are struggling. The remote shift has meant individuals are missing out on developing core “soft skills” and are rapidly feeling a sense of disconnectedness due to technology overload. In fact, one survey shows ...
Source: thehill.com