How the arts could plug the skills gap for ‘new collar’ jobs
When the barrel is dry, it's time to switch barrels.
With New Zealand’s unemployment falling to a healthy 4.8%, finding staff is a problem in every sector. The cyber-security industry is responding to the pinch by looking for non-traditional abilities.
The skills gap is real and well documented. A recent report from US-based researchers Frost &
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Nathan Smith
Tue, 29 Aug 2017
Tue, 29 Aug 2017
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How the arts could plug the skills gap for ‘new collar’ jobs
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