Even with an improving economy, some old jobs will simply not be returning, and the high number of unemployed Americans may find new challenges in getting back to work. (Photo: Shutterstock)
There's no going back to the pre-pandemic economy, according to a report from the Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED). The board's new report, "A U.S. Workforce Training Plan for the Post-pandemic Economy," is part of its "Sustaining Capitalism" series, which aims to take a nonpartisan look at the economic challenges facing the country.
The study found that the nation's business leaders, policy-makers, and educators need to acknowledge the changes happening in the workforce, which include a move to remote work, technology advances, increased automation, and evolving skillset requirements.
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