US job market bifurcation will restrict the recovery
The US labour market rebound is far from complete, and has been slower for low-wage workers than higher-skilled ones
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- Workforce participation
- Concerns about Covid-19 infection risks
- Vaccination mandate refusals
- Continuing needs to provide child and eldercare
- Voluntary or pandemic-forced retirement of older workers
- Social welfare benefits
- Regional differences
- Labour shortages and wages
- Recruitment and retention
- Remote working
- Diversity and inclusion
- Shrinking working-age population
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