jonas prising, my friend, thank you so much for your time. let's start with this, because looking at your latest numbers, it does seem to be a pretty good time to be looking for a job. so i'm just wondering, what are the biggest trends you're seeing in the employment market at the moment? well, thanks, aaron. what you're seeing here is a continued very strong labour market across the world where we've bounced back from the difficulties during the pandemic. and in most parts of the world, we are now back to the employment levels we saw before the pandemic. so the supply of labour is quite constricted. you can really see how demand for workforce by employers is at a record high, or at least very close to a record high across the world. and why is that? so some of the reasons we're seeing this very strong demand is also a very strong surge in demand for products and services. we expect this to normalise over time. but some of the effects you are you're seeing with very high wage inflation compared to what we have been used to for the last 20 or

well, on that note, jonas prising the big boss of manpower.having you with us. thanks for your time. and i'd love to talk to you again soon. so we've heard about the widespread challenges facing the global economy, rising prices, stretched supply chains and worker shortages. so how do governments and central banks steer the global economy through these very choppy waters? well, i caught up with the head of the imf, the international monetary fund, whose role it is is to try and bring prosperity to the world. kristalina georgieva, always a pleasure having you join me. thank you for your time. kristalina, can we start with this? because just before the war in ukraine started, you warned the world economy was facing, and i quote, "a tough obstacle course this year because of the ongoing impact of coronavirus, the the pressures of rising prices and growing government debt levels." but since then, kristalina, we've got another major covid lockdown in china. look, i'm just wondering if the war in ukraine is an obstacle too far for the global economy