Labor in Panama: To Train or To Import?The country's labor problems could be solved by developing an immigration policy that allows skilled foreign workers to work and also train panamanians.Tuesday, July 22, 2014
In his opinion piece Rene Quevedo notes the difficulties facing the Panamanian labor market due to a lack of national technical professionals and because of a preference for adult workers over young people with little experience and training. Source: Prensa.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?From Wage-Earning Employment to Project-based WorkMarch 2021 The labor market reports a structural change, as fewer and fewer people are being paid a fixed salary for their work, while at the same time the number of employees earning per project is increasing. Labor Market: Revolution and ChallengesJuly 2020 Faced with the sudden change that the new normal generated in companies, employees are challenged to increase their skills to work remotely, adapt to more flexible contracts and refine their technological skills and cognitive qualities. Workforce Automation: More Threat Than OpportunityDecember 2018 Although new jobs will emerge, technological changes will have a strong impact in the Central American region, where there is a high proportion of jobs with a high risk of automation. Too Few Engineers and too many SociologistsAugust 2016 For every ten professionals in demand by private companies in Costa Rica between 2014 and 2016, 7 were computer and software engineers.
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