Dr Divya Jyoti
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first heard Jun 2026
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What we have found within the study is not only are jobs declining, but that the starter jobs are declining at a much faster rate than the overall job market decline.
I think we have been in economic kind of stagnation.
The cost of living crisis has not really left us since the pandemic.
And I think we are still reeling with the after, you know, month of that.
Particularly for young people, retail, for instance, is one of the go-to avenue.
And that has rapidly declined, availability of jobs there, because in-person stores are shutting down.
So there are those structural factors at play.
And of course, also to talk about
the advent of AI and its implications within for the job market, because it is the new kid in town.
Employers are looking at, OK, what aspect of our jobs perhaps can be automated?
It is a fairly early stage to understand the nuance of what kind of roles can potentially be replaced.
But the challenge is that it is those early roles which are being replaced.
And I mean, to take a classic example is the tills at the supermarkets.
How many self-checkout tills have we seen?
It has multiple ripple effects.
The first is life skills.
When we get a job, go out, live on our own, we learn so much, we become independent, whatever that job is.
All of that give us a particular kind of social skills and life skills.
If we are not having young people enter the job market, where are the leaders of tomorrow?
Internships have actually been slashed and the numbers have drastically, they are drastically reducing.
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