Shortage of Qualified Personnel in Panama's Banking IndustryThe annual growth of 13% of the International Banking Center has unveiled staff shortages, mainly in specializations such as compliance, risk and auditing.Monday, July 15, 2013
Roberto Gonzalez, in his article in Prensa.com, explains that "the first consequence, as related by the bankers themselves, is the occurrence of cannibalism between businesses and employees salaries are being raised." Source: Prensa.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Lack of Technical Professionals in PanamaJune 2013 Panamanians are not interested in technical careers but rather social ones, as reflected by the short supply of professionals to meet the needs of the industry. In Panama People will Change Jobs for $25 MoreJuly 2012 Lack of skilled workers is making it necessary for headhunters to look for staff in other companies, generating very high job instability. Panama Keeps Generating JobsDecember 2011 The Net Employment Outlook for the first three months of 2012 is +24%, putting more pressure on a market with a serious shortage of qualified human resources. Surviving Skills ShortagesJuly 2011 The shortage of skilled labor has led Panamanian companies to get creative when recruiting staff.
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