New Research
Australia's Workplace Skills Crisis
Research by Australia's Institute of Management - Dec 09
Australia has a chronic workforce skills shortage, according to the findings of a major survey released by the Australian Institute of Management. 76% of more than 2,000 executives surveyed said their organisations have a workforce 'skills gap'. Furthermore, 71% of the executives said they believed the skills gap was impacting on organisations across the state or territory in which they lived. Departments identified with the biggest skills deficiency were sales and customer relations; followed by manufacturing and production; marketing and corporate communications, information technology and engineering.
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Research by Australia's Institute of Management - Dec 09
Australia has a chronic workforce skills shortage, according to the findings of a major survey released by the Australian Institute of Management. 76% of more than 2,000 executives surveyed said their organisations have a workforce 'skills gap'. Furthermore, 71% of the executives said they believed the skills gap was impacting on organisations across the state or territory in which they lived. Departments identified with the biggest skills deficiency were sales and customer relations; followed by manufacturing and production; marketing and corporate communications, information technology and engineering.
Click here to download a copy of this report.



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