The Role of a Learning Society in Retraining

Domen Zavrl
  • 10 months ago
Given that the majority of jobs in the US are held for five years or less and that, on average, employees have held more than ten jobs by the time they turn forty-two, a commitment to lifelong learning infrastructures to allow people to retrain for employment in new industries is vital.

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