10 Nations that Lack Efficient Manpower

7. Romania:

Romania is one such nation that heavily depends on agriculture for its economy. In this country, businesses face the greatest difficulty in finding qualified personnel. According to reports, in Romania, as many as 54 percent of employers face difficulties in filling available positions, as compared to 12 percent in the UK, 18 percent in Italy, 26 percent in Belgium, and so on. In order to tackle the crisis, the Romanian government is encouraging reconstruction of the work force, while trying to attract workers from outside the EU to fill gaps in the labor market.

8. New Zealand:

New Zealand, an island nation in the southwestern Pacific Ocean has a contemporary, affluent and developed market economy with an estimated gross domestic product (GDP) at purchasing power parity (PPP) per capita of roughly $28,250. Food processing, textiles, machinery and transportation equipment, finance, and tourism are some of the main industries of this country. Over the last decade, the New Zealand labor market has been characterized by skill and labor shortages. Such shortages are a setback for businesses and the economy as a whole because they can hinder companies from its growth, and its functioning.

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