Insight: The Battle for Talent – 2023 Labour Market Trends Report
If anyone requires further evidence that a year is a long time in the labour market, they need only look at a few of the buzzwords that swept the corporate world in 2022 … and consider that they were barely on the radar 12 months earlier.
From ‘quiet quitting’ and ‘candidate ghosting’ to the Great Resignation evolving to become more of a Great Reshuffle, barely a month went by without businesses being forced to respond to another social phenomenon impacting recruitment and retention.
What you can find within this report:
- Upskilling and training
- Graduates and apprentices
- Remote work
- Workplace flexibility
- Staff retention and more.
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