Sentences with phrase «of unfilled vacancies»

A fall in the rate of unfilled vacancies and falling structural employment suggests talent mismatch issues are declining.

An increase in the rate of unfilled vacancies combined with a rising long - term unemployment rate indicates that employers are finding it harder to source workers with the right skills.

The Review Body, which advises government on setting senior civil servants» pay, reports an «unprecedented number of unfilled vacancies» in the High Court this year.

Recruitment in some local authorities does not match the numbers leaving, meaning the number of unfilled vacancies is growing.

Not exact matches

The number of redundancies fell and unfilled vacancies rose on the quarter: There were 147 thousand redundancies in March to May 2012, down 27 thousand on the previous quarter but up 4 thousand on the year.

«While the vacancy created as the result of Tim Carroll's retirement remains unfilled, the city has — as an interim solution — contracted with an experienced outside communications specialist at a significant savings,» Marion said.

Unfilled vacancies on the courts will be a huge problem when one party does not have control of both the Senate and the White House.

He warned that 61,000 vacancies will go unfilled this year due to a lack of domestic engineers and restrictions on foreigners.

However, the report notes: «Despite the relatively low numbers of principals reporting unfilled vacancies in individual curriculum areas, there are still fairly large numbers who report that they have difficulties in suitably filling staff vacancies across all areas of the curriculum.»

In secondary schools, the highest staffing shortages were in Mathematics — with five per cent of schools reporting at least one unfilled vacancy at the beginning of 2012.

According to the data, about 11 per cent of primary principals had at least one unfilled vacancy for a general classroom teacher at the beginning of 2012.

Of the 7 vacancies, 2 were refilled during the year and 5 were left unfilled.

At least part of the problem «has to be» the result of unfilled judicial vacancies, says Hillyer, adding «it is a real hindrance in getting justice for injured folks in a timely manner.»

The European Commission has found a worrying 42 per cent of UK employers reported difficulties recruiting skilled IT workers — above the EU average — and predicts that there will be 900,000 unfilled technical vacancies in Europe by 2015, with the number of digital and technology jobs growing at a rate of more than 100,000 a year.

The global economy is facing a severe talent mismatch with 18 out of 30 leading economies facing some form of skills shortages while unemployment and unfilled vacancies are rising.

A fall in unfilled vacancies as a proportion of total employment has contributed to China's lower score, indicating that employers are finding it easier to find workers with the right skills.