The UK is facing an unprecedented skills shortage, with the latest government statistics revealing that 9.25 million people aged 16-64 are currently out of the workforce. As a result, employers have a dwindling pool of talent to select from to plug skills gaps.
According to Liam McNeill, Group Vice President, EMEA at UKG, a leading provider of HR, payroll, workforce management and culture solutions for all people, to combat this national shortage, business leaders should look to innovation to streamline processes. This includes improving the quality of training and development businesses offer to attract experienced staff, while helping their existing employees develop the skills that they need to plug the gap.
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