Help Wanted: What Looming Labor Shortages Mean for Your Business

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Help Wanted: What Looming Labor Shortages Mean for Your Business

Authors:
Gad Levanon, PhD
Abdul Erumban
Ben Cheng
Eric Hayek
Brian Schaitkin
Frank Steemers
Eliza Winger
Publication Date:
April 2016

Does your company have a strategy for navigating a prolonged labor shortage? Most businesses are not prepared for the tightening labor market. But few trends will affect business as strongly as this one. Labor shortages play havoc with hiring and retention, force wages up, and diminish corporate profits. In our newest research on labor shortages we offer indexes to help companies identify their areas of vulnerability so they can be ready.

Explore our full portfolio of thought leadership on Labor Shortages 2016 here.