GROWTH2023

This is how businesses are changing to attract and retain talent

Employers surveyed for the Future of Jobs report have identified skills gaps and an inability to attract talent as barriers to progress.

Employers surveyed for the Future of Jobs report have identified skills gaps and an inability to attract talent as barriers to progress. Image: Pexels/fauxels

Ewan Thomson
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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