| dc.description | Since the beginning of May 2020, the covid-19 epidemic has infected more than
3.5 million people worldwide, with more than 250,000 dying as a result. While
national governments are currently busy managing short-term impacts such as
vacancy and planning policy, the long-term economic and social consequences
can be far-reaching. As a sequence, it will have a direct impact on both each
short- or long-term job experience, opportunities and clues. For example, health
care workers and other senior staff work around the clock to provide appropriate
and dedicated support services, while other staff members are forced to work
from home, which requires online adaptation and practical work arrangements.
Others face immediate or impending job losses as organizations cut back on
service delivery and reduce customer demand. | en_US |
