A majority of workers expect to be job hunting in the next year — especially those hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic.
A majority of Americans in the workforce — particularly from groups hardest hit by the pandemic — anticipate being on the job hunt within the next year, suggests a new Bankrate report.
“ People of color, lower-wage workers and younger people have all faced a disproportionate economic impact from the pandemic. ” News reports and studies have demonstrated that people of color, lower-wage workers and younger people have all faced a disproportionate economic impact from the pandemic and the recession it created.
And more than four in 10 respondents who are currently working or searching for a job say they expect to work remotely at least one day a week in the next year, though 24% say they don’t “at all” expect to be working remotely, and 22% say they don’t have the ability to do so.
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