1944: CHART: Chart of the number of 'Civilian Employees, 50 Million' 'Armed Forces, 11 Million' & 'Potential Unemployed,

The transcript discusses the potential job market challenges following the end of a war. It highlights concerns about job losses among the 11 million in the armed forces and the impact on current job holders, with an estimated 8 million possibly losing their jobs. While some may retire, others will need to find new employment. Additionally, up to 9 million from the armed forces may return to civilian life, requiring reintegration into the workforce, resulting in a total of about 12 million needing job absorption.

What are the potential consequences of the war's end on the job market?

What is the estimated number of job holders that may be thrown out of work when production stops?

What percentage of job holders is expected to retire from the industry?

How many million men and women may return to their jobs after demobilization?

What is the total number of individuals that will need to be absorbed into the job market?