Há 148 mil vagas de empregos em Portugal mas não há mão de obra qualificada

There Are 148,000 Job Openings in Portugal but There Is a Lack of Skilled Labor

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 12/09/2018 at 19:18

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There Is a Lack of Qualified People, Technicians, and Engineers for Various Job Fronts, Forcing Portugal to Import Labor

Surprisingly, business owners in Portugal are seeking labor from other countries on social media, including Brazil. Many report that they are looking in job centers, newspaper ads, online, and other means of communication, but simply cannot meet the necessary demand that their projects require. Below is a list of the main areas where professionals are lacking in Portugal:

10 thousand in the Textile sector
28 in Metallurgy and Metal Mechanics
70 thousand in Construction
40 in Hospitality and Catering

A phenomenon of disinterest among the youth in working in the country is the cause of this deficit; many go abroad, leaving the internal market without engineers and technicians who are fundamental to the industry in Portugal.

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In the hospitality sector, the situation is even worse! Experts say that qualification schools produce only 100 people per year, but this number would need to be at least 5 times higher. Unions state that low salaries and excessive working hours also contribute to this rejection.

Metalworking companies are beginning to take radical measures and are opening their own qualification and training centers to try to circumvent this situation. Here are some of the latest opportunities that we reported here on the portal as examples:

⇒ GES Siemsa Portugal is hiring maintenance technicians
⇒ Metalworking company hiring locksmiths, assemblers, and welders
⇒ Human Resources calls for professionals for construction projects in the Netherlands
⇒ Human Resources calls for professionals to work at Ports

There Are 148,000 Job Openings in Portugal but There Is a Lack of Skilled Labor

There Is a Lack of Qualified People, Technicians, and Engineers for Various Job Fronts, Forcing Portugal to Import Labor

Major Oil, Gas, and Energy Event Will Take Place in Brazil: Macaé Energy Will Gather Petrobras, Equinor, Prio, Among Other Suppliers and Energy Executives for Business, Networking, and Employment Opportunities

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