Sentences with phrase «technology job shortages»
Technology job shortages and rocket science Written by Scot Herrick on October 12, 2007 in management 4 Comments - Leave a comment!
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By promoting craftsmanship training, advancing STEM jobs and identifying new ways to incorporate new technologies for growth and innovation, the construction business can strategically combat the labor shortage and set the industry up for success.
At a wider level there are concerns about whether the prevalence of AI technology will result in a shortage of jobs once supplied by a manual labour workforce.
There are no shortage of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) jobs available.
school - to - work issues by identifying professional job classifications in the state and regionally where underrepresentation is evident, and / or where workforce shortages exist or are expected, beginning with core courses for science, mathematics, engineering and technology (SMET) fields, and then expanding the focus to other professional fields, and
«[H] iring organizations see an IT [information technology] talent shortage, while job hunters insist that employers are botching the hiring process, screening out too many good candidates.
Based on the current recruitment into training data, the predictions for the 2016 job market forecasts that shortages will increase in English, geography, design & technology and business studies, with regional shortages predicted in IT and computer science, music and religious education.
He continued, «The shortage of young people capable of filling jobs in the technology sector is not sustainable and needs to be addresed urgently.
With several areas of the financial industry experiencing skills shortages, there is a broad range of job opportunities for skilled candidates, including wealth management, technology and compliance.
Let's get this part out of the way: according to the Skill Shortage List and the latest reports prepared by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR), industries with the best job prospects in 2013 include child and aged care, health and community services, mining, information technology and green skills.