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What is driving current labour market shortages and how older workers could help

Written by Joop Schippers, Professor of Labour Economics, Utrecht University

Many countries are struggling with worker shortages right now as companies in the US, UK and the EU all struggle to fill job vacancies.

This is often attributed to pandemic-related phenomena such as the “great resignation” or “great reshuffle”, when many people left or changed jobs to improve their...

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