Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

14 million less jobs in the next 5 years - WEF

WEF — which hosts a gathering of global leaders in Davos, Switzerland, every year — found that employers expect to create 69 million new jobs by 2027 and eliminate 83 million positions. That will result in a net loss of 14 million jobs, equivalent to 2% of current employment.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/30/business/automation-jobs-world-economic-forum/index.html

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@qro+1moIBQCE

I wouldn't pin your hopes on it. The vast majority of boomers are already gone. When those that remain leave, it'll be seen as a golden opportunity to finally outsource those roles with minimal resistance. Kinda sucks showing up for the Great Intergenerational War and finding out that all the spoils will go overseas, but it is what it is.

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Post ID: @2est+1moIBQCE

@pxc+1moIBQCE Don't forget the experts in AI.I...I...I

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Post ID: @1wkl+1moIBQCE

Think of how this will benefit the environment

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Post ID: @1mri+1moIBQCE

All of these jobs are going to India. Shame on Welks Fargo. Will make sure this is on trumps campaign so he can bring jobs back to the US. Disgusting how we are taking jobs away from Americans.

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Post ID: @1nvr+1moIBQCE

That doesn’t include all the private security guards the rich will need when inequality gets even worse.

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Post ID: @1gyp+1moIBQCE

Plumbers will have the last laugh

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Post ID: @1cnq+1moIBQCE

H1, L1, OPT visas will be used to fill for them here.
Majority of those 69 million new jobs will be in India, China.

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Post ID: @fgb+1moIBQCE

Boomers retiring will help.

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Post ID: @qro+1moIBQCE

Yep. WEF, Davos, CDC (and others) and all globalists industry partnerships calling themselves experts in “fintech” and data analysis. Need to be called out for what they really are. Fakes and thieves.

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