In order to create a future where people can thrive, businesses can thrive, and innovation can thrive, we need to face the structural employment problem head-on and deal with it, writes Rafiq Mohammadi, chief scientist at iManage.
Updated August 13, 2021 / Original August 13, 2021
Chief Scientist, iManage
8 Mins
August 13, 2021 | 12:18 PM BST
Unlike unemployment that can be tied to a specific event – for instance, the financial meltdown of 2008 – structural unemployment is a different kettle of fish.
Chief Scientist, iManage
8 Mins|August 13, 2021
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