Jamie Dimon warns of a scary global labour crisis: JPMorgan CEO says 'world is short on skills, not people'

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a sharp warning to employers and educators alike: the crisis isn't about a lack of jobs—its about a lack of skills. Speaking at the CEO Workforce Forum, Dimon called for urgent partnerships between businesses and schools to address shortages in cybersecurity, coding, and project management. As AI threatens entry-level roles, Dimon argues that students with the right training—and character—will still thrive. Without swift reform, millions of jobs may go unfilled by 2030.