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How can workers transition to green jobs?

In 2021, less than 1% of worldwide hiring involved green jobs, and half involved jobs with no green skills at all, according to a recent LinkedIn report.

In 2021, less than 1% of worldwide hiring involved green jobs, and half involved jobs with no green skills at all, according to a recent LinkedIn report. Image: Unsplash/Raze Solar

Clarisa Diaz
Multimedia Reporter, Quartz
Michelle Cheng
Reporter, Quartz
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