I'm confused about what "reducing recruitment" even means in this scenario. There's demand, and then there are organizations who supply that demand, and then th

I'm confused about what "reducing recruitment" even means in this scenario. There's demand, and then there are organizations who supply that demand, and then there are people who need jobs (sometimes desperately). Is "reducing recruitment" another way of saying, "if we would 'just' fix the whole economy then people wouldn't be inclined to accept this type of work"? That's kind of what it sounds like. That reasoning falls flat when you face the reality that demand is not slowing down, and that the cartels are already thoroughly entrenched. Back to square one.