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The COVID-19 crisis necessitates evolving labor market policies. While the Job Retention Scheme is effective, long-term unemployment requires new strategies, especially for young people needing enhanced training and education.

Area of Science:

  • Labor Economics
  • Public Policy
  • Socioeconomic Impact of Pandemics

Background:

  • The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted global labor markets, necessitating urgent policy interventions.
  • Existing policies, such as the UK's Job Retention Scheme, have shown success in maintaining employer-employee attachment but face sustainability challenges.
  • Economic recovery is projected to be slow, with inevitable rises in unemployment and potential long-term 'scarring' effects.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the evolution and design of policy responses to the COVID-19 crisis concerning labor markets.
  • To evaluate the effectiveness and sustainability of current policies, particularly the Job Retention Scheme.
  • To propose alternative strategies for mitigating unemployment and addressing the disproportionate impact on specific demographics, such as the youth.
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  • Continued reliance on the current Job Retention Scheme is not viable; alternative policies are crucial to manage inevitable unemployment.
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