Croatia Could Lack as Many as 327,000 Workers in the Next Ten Years
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The Croatian Employment Service (CES) predicts employment growth until 2030, but warns of a shortage of 327,000 workers due to the aging population and the necessary activation of the domestic workforce.
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Naslovi.netBy 2035, Croatia could face a shortage of 327,000 workers due to an aging population, a decrease in the number of the working-age population and expected growth.
Croatia could be without as many as 327,000 workers by 2035, and the decreasing number of domestic population able to work could further increase the dependence of the local economy on foreign workers. The World Bank estimate shows that the supply of labor in Croatia will decrease by around 291,000 people by 2035, while at the same time the economy could [...]
Croatia could face a shortfall of 327,000 workers by 2035 due to an ageing population, a shrinking working-age population and expected growth in demand for labour, the World Bank estimates.
The Croatian Employment Service expects that by 2030 the number of employed people will increase to around 1.84 million, and the number of unemployed people will fall below 60,000.
Trends of employment growth and unemployment decline will continue, according to the CES business strategy until 2030, which warns of the aging and decline of the working-age population and also presents an OECD estimate that Croatia could have a shortage of around 327,000 workers in the next decade.
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