World Economic Forum publishes report entitled "Jobs of Tomorrow: The Triple Returns of Social Jobs in the Economic Recovery".

The report reflects on the social inequalities exacerbated by the 2020 pandemic and the social work that will be structural to minimise its consequences and recover the global economy.

The findings show that most jobs created as a result of public investment will be in teaching (4.2 million jobs), followed by personal care and service workers (1.8 million jobs) as well as healthcare professionals (0.9 million jobs).