JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon is worried about labor force participation.

Dimon just published his annual shareholder letter, setting out his thoughts on JPMorgan’s strategy as well as broader issues of regulation and public policy. Included in the 46-page report was a section on labor force participation and education.

Dimon said he was concerned about the labor participation rate, particularly for men in their prime working years, between the ages of 25 and 54. He highlighted the role of education in this problem, saying that “many high schools and vocational schools do not provide the education our students need.”

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Source:: BusinessInsider.Com