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    ‘Skills shortage’ or complacent bosses? Tim Gurner’s ilk should stop whining about recruitment

    Margherita CattBy Margherita CattOctober 9, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Employers are cynically jumping on the ‘skills shortage’ account to conceal their very possess frugality and laziness.

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    Closing week, Jobs and Abilities Australia (JSA) launched its inaugural annual reports on the labour market and priority skills, sounding the alarm on “intensive skills shortages … no longer considered for the explanation that 1960s”.

    Nonetheless buried in these reports and the attendant news articles, there’s a startling discovering that’s been largely no longer renowned. The authorities company realized that once a job ad fails to map an appropriate candidate, the enormous majority of recruiters and employers will re-promote with the identical pay and conditions or stop altogether, with finest 1% increasing their rate provide to map skills.

    Whereas JSA renowned this used to be “surprisingly low”, it used to be actually a immense lengthen from the 2022 consequence, when correct 0.4% of employers adjusted marketed remuneration.

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