RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Economic crises like the one caused by the Covid 19 pandemic affect workers in different ways, and the impact on employment and wages for the average Brazilian worker can last up to nine years after the outbreak, the World Bank finds. The findings are contained in the report, "Jobs in Crisis: A Path to Better Jobs in Post-Covid-19 America," released today.
According to the document, while some workers are recovering from involuntary job losses and other livelihood shocks, for others, working lives are permanently scarred by such events.
"While in Brazil and Ecuador, workers . . .
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