CultureCitizen
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There seems to be an increasing gap between the job offer and the labour supply.
"The US clearly has the jobs but not the people to fill them. Part of the reason is that a good proportion of those unemployed and marginally employed are not the people companies want. The skills gap continues to plague US labor markets."
Sober Look Labor supply demand imbalance in the United States
To me this looks as a market failure, and the government coupled with the companies should step in to make sure this gap is covered, providing free education.
From my point of view this is not an expenditure, but rather an investment, as employed people pay taxes whereas unemployed people receive benefits.
Share your thoughts on this topic.
Another interesting article
US Occupations Supply And Demand - Business Insider
"The US clearly has the jobs but not the people to fill them. Part of the reason is that a good proportion of those unemployed and marginally employed are not the people companies want. The skills gap continues to plague US labor markets."
Sober Look Labor supply demand imbalance in the United States
To me this looks as a market failure, and the government coupled with the companies should step in to make sure this gap is covered, providing free education.
From my point of view this is not an expenditure, but rather an investment, as employed people pay taxes whereas unemployed people receive benefits.
Share your thoughts on this topic.
Another interesting article
US Occupations Supply And Demand - Business Insider