The demand for entry-level and junior workers in the Dutch labor market is declining at an above-average rate, staffing agency Randstad reports. Although some attribute this decline to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), it has more to do with fluctuations in the economy, said labor market analyst Bart van Krimpen of Randstad during an online presentation.
The demand for entry-level and junior workers in the Dutch labor market is declining at an above-average rate, staffing agency Randstad reports. Although some attribute this decline to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), it has more to do with fluctuations in the economy, said labor market analyst Bart van Krimpen of Randstad during an online presentation.
27 days ago·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)