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Rapid structural shifts in U.S. job openings and a mismatch that will require greater job retraining effort.
04/30/2009
JOLTS and COnference Board job openings figures shows 3 million job openings in February 2009, with mismatch in qualifications of candidates from industries losing jobs (finance, retail, construction) and industries gaining jobs (health care, education, government, accounting). Is the US market becoming less mobile?
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