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Latest picture no less gloomy on skills

A DOUBLE whammy of rising employer expectations and the spectre of impending retirements is leaving the resources and infrastructure sectors at risk of shortages, especially for engineers.

Latest picture no less gloomy on skills

The latest Clarius skills index study, undertaken by KPMG Econtech, found while employers required staff to have the latest technical skillsets and knowledge, most of the knowledge and upskilling was acquired...

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