Are there business industries that specifically struggle to find people that are willing to work?

[King Belieal]

It is one thing to have a business setup. It is another thing to find people that are willing to work for your business. I learned from a discussion yesterday that there are some sectors that practically struggle to see people that are willing to work in those sectors. Are there actually industries that have difficulties finding staff? Which industries are those?

 

[Kera]

In my country now, private schools are finding it difficult to attract staff especially young people. They have had a bad reputation of exploiting staff with low pay and excess workload

 

[Augusta]

Healthcare: Aging populations, workforce burnout, and relatively low pay in certain roles, especially for nurses and caregivers, contribute to shortages.

 

[eLdavis]

Yes there are a lot of them out there, another example the hospitality industry like hotels and the likes are also lacking skilled workers.

 

[Trush Jodie]

Many industries now are struggling to find people willing to work in those industries. I agree with the hospitality industry as stated by the poster above me.

 

[Min George]

Construction companies find it hard to see people that can operate some of the machines that they use.

 

[kit_hung]

Of course, there are sectors where finding workers is like finding a needle in a haystack. Sectors like construction, agriculture, elderly care, and healthcare often struggle to find people to work because the work is hard and the salaries are not high. Others don't want those jobs because they don't seem "prestigious."

 

[Augusta]

others are real Estate and Hospitality they are among the top industries struggling to find talent globally. Tech and Healthcare as well