BARCELONA — With layoffs and hiring freezes across the sector as a result of COVID-19, it’s been a particularly difficult year for anyone looking to land a job in global development.
NGOs lay off, furlough staff as financial crisis bites
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen U.K. development NGOs freeze programs, cut staffing costs, and risk bankruptcy, a survey reveals.
Even as travel and some programming resumes and more job vacancies are posted, the job market remains highly competitive. The shift to remote working, at least in the short term, also means employers are looking for new skill sets.
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