Vacancies with the greatest difficulty to fill

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The publication indicates that the vacancies with the greatest difficulty to fill are mainly those related to Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) -especially in STEM professionals-, as well as in renewable energies, in Health , Hospitality , Construction, Fishing, and Metal Repairs.

There are also many vacancies in lower-skilled professions, which are more common in hospitality, construction, transport, agriculture and fishing .

The report states that the biggest problem at present is the shortage of medium-skilled personnel, which corresponds to intermediate and higher vocational training qualifications. There is also an excess of low-skilled labour (around 40%).

In many cases, the lack of job coverage is due to candidates rejecting the job conditions and low salaries; this occurs in construction and hospitality to a considerable extent. Added to this georgia phone data is the ageing of the population, which will worsen in the coming years, so hiring at the source and with a higher level of qualification will be encouraged.

The State Public Employment Service's Observatory of Occupations also conducted a study on the main economic activities and occupations in which vacancies occur with difficulty - or even impossibility - of filling them. To do so, a field study was carried out in which representatives of 303 organisations in all provinces were consulted.

The main economic activities in which the highest number of unfilled vacancies were detected are:
Health activities.
Construction of buildings.
Food and beverage services.
Land and pipeline transport.
Sale and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles.
Programming, consulting and other computer-related activities.
Specialized construction activities.
Repair and installation of machinery and equipment.
Agriculture, livestock, hunting and related services.
Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment.
Food industry.
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles.
Manufacturing of machinery and equipment.
Metallurgy; manufacturing of iron, steel and ferroalloy products.
Building services and gardening activities.
Other professional, scientific and technical activities.
Office administrative activities and other activities supporting companies.