Will the impact of the pandemic on the German labour market boost other markets?

After the German labor market is affected by the epidemic, the remaining labor resources will pour into other industries, so as to promote the development of other industries, which is applicable to any country, under the pressure of life, people can not lose their income for a long time**, so it is inevitable to seek other occupations, and it is also in line with the laws of market operation, in the current situation, all countries are facing this problem, which is an unprecedented challenge and a huge opportunity for social pattern change.

Under the influence of the epidemic, labor shortage will cause the collapse of existing industries, enterprises will also lay off employees in order to develop, and take other alternative measures to offset the impact of labor shortage, and the outflow of employees, they must seek a new career, which is also forced by life, the old industry is limited, then new industries will be generated, around the market demand to evolve industry content, create new employment opportunities, in most cases, the new industry will be different from the traditional industry, New industries promote market prosperity, and preferential feedback promotes the development of traditional industries.

For example, in the current situation, workers can not go out to work, then all the experience will turn to online, the online market will be further expanded, the demand for a large number of practitioners, they will absorb the labor force that has changed careers, so that the market will prosper, the online entertainment industry and the service industry will become larger, and these practitioners also have the demand for food, clothing, housing and transportation, which are all linked to the traditional industry, and the transformation of the industry will also drive the development of the traditional industry, and if conditions permit, the labor force will flow in the two industriesto promote prosperity for each other.

In fact, even without the impact of the epidemic, automation is changing the pattern of traditional industries, and it is inevitable that the labor force will be stripped from traditional industries, and the impact of the epidemic has just accelerated this process, forcing enterprises to speed up automation and let the labor force enter the new industry role as soon as possible, which is a catalyst for social progress, although the short-term pain still exists, it can still produce good results in the long run.

Yes, it will promote the development of other markets, because people are still living, and if there is no labor market, there will be something that will replace the labor market.

Yes, there is not enough labor force, which can be replaced by robots, which will promote the development of the artificial intelligence industry.

It will indeed promote the development of other markets, because society still has to keep moving forward, and life still has to be lived.

3 allThe German Federal Labor Office recently said that due to the impact of the new coronavirus, it may take about three years for the local labor market in Germany to return to its previous level。On the same day, the head of the Federal Labour Commission, Detlev Scherer, told Germany** that the German labor market will not return to normal until 2022 or 2023. In the meantime, he warned that the labor market is still "under pressure" from the outbreak of the pandemic, despite the fact that the massive adoption of short-time work regimes has stabilized the labor market and there are no signs of mass layoffs in companies for the time being.

Detlev Scherer argues that the German labour market had been "in good shape" before the outbreak and that the current crisis is related to the outbreak rather than to economic or other structural factors. The number of unemployed in Germany will continue to rise this summer, but it will not exceed three million in the next two months.

The short-term work system refers to the rescue measures taken by Germany in order to keep the current employees from losing a large number of employees and not losing their jobs when a company has a very significant business difficulties。Under this system, German** pays company employees whose working hours are reduced due to a sudden outbreak of various diseases, so that their real earnings do not fall significantly. According to data released by the Federal Employment Agency, more than 12 million people in Germany applied for short-term jobs between March and June this year.

In 009, only 3.3 million people in Germany, the country most affected by the financial crisis, applied for short-term jobs.

Jobless vagrants in Germany are normally entitled to unemployment benefits equivalent to 60 percent of their net earnings before losing their jobs in the first year. If you do not find a job after one year, you can receive a second unemployment benefit, known as the "Harz Stage IV" social assistance, which provides only basic livelihood support. Although most people in Germany have lost their jobs due to the impact of the global pandemic, I sincerely wish them the help of the strong economy of Germany, an old capitalist country, and the fact that they will be able to overcome the difficulties and embrace the broader opportunities in the face of the treacherous global political situation.

It will probably recover in the second half of 2020, and now the epidemic can be well controlled, and the impact of the epidemic will gradually disappear.

As a developed country, Germany has a large number of international labor force, which is affected by the epidemic, and it is difficult for these labor force to come to Germany through international channels. You will need to wait for the epidemic situation to stabilize before you can return to work in Germany. It will take about two or three years for a full recovery.

Due to the impact of the epidemic, the German labor market will probably not be able to recover until the epidemic is over, and the relevant departments are also actively dealing with it!

If the labor market is affected by the epidemic, it will probably not recover until the epidemic stabilizes, because the epidemic is not stable. Rushing to open the talent market will lead to a lot of infection.

It depends on the degree of control of the epidemic, if the epidemic is controlled to a certain extent and no longer spreads, it may recover accordingly.

It should not be restored within this year, because foreigners advocate freedom, and when the epidemic first appeared, they did not achieve safety protection, and the people of their country need freedom, so now the epidemic has reached a very terrible state, at least until the end of this year.