Skills shortage - Saxony wants to accelerate the search for talent for skilled workers
Saxony wants to counter the shortage of skilled workers with a targeted search for talent abroad. This is crucial for providing the economy with sufficient workers in the future, explained Science Minister Sebastian Gemkow (CDU). "If we want to maintain and expand our prosperity, we must be the first to develop optimal concepts for recruiting young talent."
According to Gemkow, this path is being professionally pursued with the foreign representations of Saxon universities that have now been opened. This is the basis for success as a science and business location in the coming decades. "General migration is not the answer to the shortage of skilled workers in many areas of the industrial state of Saxony. We need qualified immigration from abroad."
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- In an effort to address the skill shortage in Saxony, the CDU's Specialist, Sebastian Gemkow, emphasizes the importance of recruiting international talent.
- The opening of foreign representations by Saxon universities is seen as a key strategy by Gemkow to attract qualified immigrants and mitigate the shortage of skilled workers in the state.
- Gemkow, the Science Minister of Saxony, believes that simply relying on general migration is not sufficient to solve the skilled labor market issues in the industrial region.
- As Saxony aims to maintain and grow its prosperity, Gemkow stresses the need to develop innovative schemes for attracting young, talented professionals to overcome the shortage of skilled workers in various sectors.
Source: www.stern.de