Sentences with phrase «skills shortages affecting»

The higher the score, the greater the presence of skills shortages affecting high ‑ skill occupations.

Almost half (48 %) say the skill shortage affects productivity, while 60 per cent say stress leave has increased and office morale dropped.

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The ISM's measure of factory employment dropped in April and the ISM said there were indications that labor and skill shortages were affecting production output.

This 2011 report centres on the prevalence of skills shortages, how government policy such as tuition fee rises and removal of the Default Retirement Age will affect the workforce, recruitment practices of graduates and apprentices, and whether organisations are rewarding or making redundant their employees.

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.

The research focussed on the sectors most affected by skills shortages in the UK and overseas.

Countries worldwide — including the UK, USA, Brazil, Spain and Canada, are experiencing a skills shortage, which is affecting business activity and productivity levels.

The latest Hays Salary Guide shows that year — over — year, employers say Canada has a skills shortage, which is affecting their business activity and productivity levels.

The outlook for manufacturing employment is not as positive as the rest of the economy, affected by weak export markets, the continuing downturns in steel, oil and gas — and by skills shortages.

Skills shortages are already affecting business, with 92 percent of employers surveyed saying it is having a negative impact on areas such as productivity, staff turnover, and employee satisfaction.

However, no matter which industry you're working in, future talent should be a concern with three - quarters of hiring managers saying their industry is affected by the skills shortage.

a discussion about a topic affecting the industry, quantity surveying, such as skills shortages, health and safety, or sustainability