Sentences with phrase «large skills shortage»
However, there is a large skills shortage in the tech industry.
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«Harmonization of skilled worker skills accreditation with our largest trading partner and closest ally is an important step for both countries that are facing skills shortages related to an aging population.
As I sifted through the Beige Book to see which areas of the economy were posting upward wage pressures and growing skilled labour shortages I could see a large swath — Technology, Construction, Transportation Services, Restaurants, Durable Goods Manufacturing.
«There are also skills shortages in areas of expertise such as plant and crop breeding, plant physiology and pest management, large animal physiology and health, soil science, and horticulture,» she says.
He added: «While firms complain about a shortage of qualified physicists and engineers on the labour market, a very large number of graduates in these fields work in the financial sector, where they only use their STEM skills to a very limited degree.
Travel and tourism is fast growing industry and one of the largest employers in the world, which makes me wonder why there is a skills shortage in the hospitality sector, which still affects many businesses.
This is in large part due to the shortage of skilled candidates in Ireland.
However, in large parts of the skilled labour market shortages remain.
In contrast, IT respondents acknowledged that employee advancement is a low priority for them even though they are largest group of Canadian employers (37 %) who believe the skills shortage is due to a lack training.
The skills shortages in quantity surveying mean that there are a large number of highly - paid graduate opportunities across the property and construction sector
As a result, a large portion of the trade will enter retirement over the coming decade, leaving a significant skills shortage that apprentice enrolments aren't keeping up with.