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- Bettina Schaller Bossert of the World Employment Confederation says graduates are avoiding automotive careers due to job insecurity.
- Bossert notes that the rise of AI and automation heightens worker anxiety, with a study showing 25% fearing job loss to AI.
- Germany's auto sector announced significant layoffs, signaling a cooling labor market.
- Despite challenges, Spain and Ireland are expected to see job growth, reflecting a broader shift in the labor landscape.
