Goldman Sachs finds longer job searches after loss of AI-vulnerable jobs — Fortune - UA.NEWS

Workers who lost AI-vulnerable jobs in the U.S. starting in 2025 faced longer job searches, with a 10 percentage point higher likelihood of remaining unemployed a year later compared to other laid-off workers. Goldman Sachs found that those aged 35 and older needed about five additional weeks to return to full employment, while younger workers needed about three weeks. The study analyzed data from over 15,000 workers and used an AI exposure indicator to identify likely displaced workers.

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