Sentences with phrase «real skills shortage»

For example, there are still plenty of reasons to cheer for candidates in the financial sector as a real skills shortage is emerging across areas of the banking industry.

Air conditioning and refrigeration is undoubtedly essential, but whilst the industry will continue to grow it is facing a real skills shortage that can only be eased by the investment of time, support and resources from schools, governments and businesses.

Not exact matches

«This quarter's findings reveal strong optimism about future prospects for the industry,» said Jennifer Scanlon, president and chief executive officer of USG Corporation, «and also highlight a real need to address ongoing concerns about skilled labor shortages and the impact it has on building in the U.S..»

«We believe that diversity and inclusion has real benefits when we look at how we can tackle the skills shortages our industry clearly faces.»

She says although the aim isn't to produce a nation of coders, those jobs will exist and the skills shortage is «very much a real thing» that government and industry leaders are rightly concerned about.

Robert Halfon, chair of the education select committee, recently warned that taxpayers were currently expected to «lavishly furnish universities», when the real shortage was in vocational skills.

«The UK's skills shortage is a real concern and will only put further pressure on employers next year.

Other than having and creating a robust network, there is the part where employers say the skill shortage is the real problem.

There's no shortage of programs to help real estate practitioners hone their selling, technology, and business management skills, but performance and improv classes offer unique benefits for both newcomers and world - weary sales veterans.

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