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Find out how different policy shifts could impact the workforce and the demand for talent.
November 20, 2024 07:00 PM - 08:00 PM Europe/Brussels (CET)
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Copy LinkThe 2024 US election presented divergent economic agendas, with stark implications for the country’s labor market.
The results will determine the posture of US trade, on top of continued supply-chain recalibration and near-shoring trends. Also at stake are drastic changes to the US immigration system and the decision to either expand or pullback on federal investments in green energy, manufacturing, and advanced technologies.
In this Labor Markets Watch, we assess how these policy shifts could impact the US workforce and shift the demand for talent. We highlight the labor market ramifications of recent trade and industrial policy dynamics between the US and partner countries. We also discuss challenges for the US in accelerating its targeted sectors forward, including an aging workforce and regional talent shortages across skilled trades, manufacturing, and innovation-focused roles.
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Labor Markets Watch is a webcast in which our expert labor market economists discuss current issues and the future outlook across the entire spectrum of labor markets. Expert thought leaders help executives better understand the macroeconomic landscape from a labor market perspective.
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