A deepening mismatch in job market

The mismatch between education and the job market deepens in Poland, as 29 professions are identified as deficitary, two more than the previous year, according to the "Occupational Barometer" national study. This highlights the ongoing issue of skills not directly aligning with job requirements. The founder of Personnel Service, Krzysztof Inglot, emphasizes the persistent challenge of education not meeting workforce demands. Deficitary occupations include craftsmen, electricians, cooks, and mechanics.

Inglot suggests that the growing demand for AI-resistant skilled workers in these fields may lead to increased wages, countering initial concerns about lower earnings. The study also notes shortages in professions like bus drivers, truck drivers, and teachers.

Source: inwestycje.pl