UK faces skills shortage as Covid-19 splits job market, McKinsey says | Malay Mail

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LONDON, Nov 16 — Britain will face a growing skills shortage over the next decade if it does not start retraining and reskilling workers for the shift to a digital-based economy which has been sped up by the Covid-19 pandemic, a McKinsey report said today. The consultants said their analysis...

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The consultants said their analysis showed 94 per cent of the workforce lacked skills they will require in 2030. “Without concerted action by employers, two-thirds of the UK workforce could lack basic digital skills by 2030, while more than 10 million people could be under-skilled in leadership, communication, and decision-making,” the report said.

 

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