Denmark autumn recruitment survey: 23% of hires fail in iron, metals and automotive, 18% in construction
Key points
- Denmark's tight labour market has not improved over the past six months
- Some 23% of recruitment attempts failed in iron, metals and automotive, and 18% in construction
- Daycare teachers, electricians, cooks, nurses and social and healthcare assistants had the most unsuccessful hiring attempts
Denmark's tight labour market has not improved over the past six months, according to the Danish Agency for Labour Markets and Recruitment's autumn survey. Some 23% of recruitment attempts failed in iron, metals and automotive, and 18% in construction.
Daycare teachers, electricians, cooks, nurses and social and healthcare assistants had the most unsuccessful hiring attempts. Shortages of daycare teachers, nurses and assistants worsened over the past year, mainly driven by the Capital Region and Central Jutland Region.
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