
Employee Shortage Coping Strategies in Europe
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Employee Shortage Coping Strategies in Europe
This IDC Market Perspective shows how European organizations remain under pressure from labor shortages, especially when recruiting new staff. This study explores the gravity of the situation based on recent European surveys of employers and employees. It also examines the coping strategies of recruiting-inhibited organizations to mitigate their inability to attract the staff they need. Finally, the study provides advice for HCM application vendors on how best to adapt to this shortage."The continued scarcity of employees in Europe, despite an economic slowdown, is an opportunity for HCM applications vendors. In today's competitive knowledge economies, organizations with the best technologies and most mature and built-out HR practices will win. It is a good environment to communicate value propositions around upskilling, improved sourcing and recruiting, candidate marketing, and employer branding," said Bo Lykkegaard, associate vice president, European Software Research, IDC.
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Table of Contents
10 Pages
- Executive Snapshot
- New Market Developments and Dynamics
- The Employee Shortage in Europe Remains
- Employee Retention Issues Have Eased Somewhat in 2023
- Work Environment & Culture Has Grown as a Churn Reason, Pay/Career Has Declined in Importance
- Economic Uncertainty is a Key Reason for Reduced Churn Risk
- Reskilling is a Key Employee Shortage Coping Strategy
- Financial Services Focus on Recruiting Capabilities, While Public Sector and Services Focus on Salary Levels
- Advice for HCM SOLUTIONS PROVIDERS
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- Related Research
- Synopsis
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