71% of Executives to bring back furloughed workers
If you were furloughed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the good news is that the chances of you getting your job back are in your favor as a majority of surveyed US execs expressed their intentions of hiring back furloughed workers very soon. What's more, is that 88% of organizations invested or scaled up AI technologies making a dent in the job market. Read the details here.
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