new check century. retrain them for better, stronger, higher paying jobs. doug, what is your take? well, i think that the report in and of itself was as jason characterized it a little bit of a mixed message. i ve been concerned that the labor force participation being so far below pre-pandemic levels and interesting to see what it takes folks back to work. but if you roll back the clook a year, i think that it is a fair characterization to say most people thought that we d get an initial v shaped recovery. there was concern that there would be a longer tail to get people back to work and people into new jobs usually remembering new training, trying to find the right employer which is cost li and time consuming. we may be seeing that now. we know quits are at an all-time high. and we have people who are not going back into the labor force.
Half of Hungarians Ready to Retrain to Find New Jobs
Hungary Matters Nearly half of Hungarians are ready to retrain to find jobs in fields widely different from their expertise, according to an international survey conducted by the Boston Consulting Group, The Network, and profession.hu.
Fully 49% of Hungarians said they would be ready to retrain and another 47% said they would do it to retain their jobs.
Over half of Hungarians working in retail, health care, telecommunications and finance said they were open to training in another field.
According to the survey conducted between October and December last year, 36% of employees worldwide have suffered layoffs or reduced working hours due to the coronavirus pandemic.
george floyd family into the white house, but they ignore black-on-black crime, they ignore david dorn, a retired police officer, who was murdered during the summer riots, they play the race card to give this false image that there is a war on black men by the police department. that is a lie. brian: all right, some of the things that have happened, a massive move to retrain, to re imagine policing, or to fire police and certainly defund police, and the result has been some horrific stats and if you live in the city you don t need to see the numbers, you live it. wall street journal featured an op-ed by heather macdonald, a law enforcement expert, best selling author on this topic said 19 children in minneapolis have been shot this year, an increase of 171%. over the same period in 2020, the relatives wonder where the protesters are why ain t nobody mad about a 10-year-old, migrant son fighting for his life, also another grandmother on may 17 mayoral event because
height of us military involvement in 2010, it was part of president obama s surge. 500 were killed. fewer troops could spend next christmas in afghanistan as the pentagon ways his vision to pull 4000 troops out and even more from other hotspots. i m looking at centcom, africa, all these places to free up troops, bring them home to allow them to rest and retrain or reallocate to the indo pacific to compete with the chinese. with 7000 troops to deploy to africa defense officials say there are not many troops to cut. ahead of us forces in africa in the secure conference room noticed the tank, no final decisions were made. this year us forces launched a record number of drone strikes in somalia targeting al qaeda affiliate and french forces have taken the lead in west africa to form colonies.