Where Are the Qualified Professionals in Rio? According to SENAI, More Than 4 Million Workers Will Be Needed

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/09/2022 at 09:46

Updated on 02/09/2022 at 09:58

Indústria 4.0 vai precisar de profissionais qualificados até 2025. | Fonte: Aware360

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Rio Industry States That The Sector Faces Challenges Due To The Need For Qualified Professionals In The Digital Economy And New Technologies

Data from Senai (National Service for Industrial Training) indicates that Brazil will need to train and requalify 4.2 million workers for the digital economy and new technological trends by 2025. According to the Industry Association of the State of Rio de Janeiro, the situation for economic sectors in light of the labor shortage is particularly concerning for the industry.

“It is a sector that requires qualified labor, it has always been this way, and now more so with the development of technology, the incorporation of digital equipment, and robots. It is necessary for private entities and the public sector to prepare workers for these challenges.

Industry 4.0 will require these skilled professionals. Today, companies are already facing this problem of unfilled positions due to a lack of qualified labor.

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As the market incorporates new technologies at a rapid pace, entities like SESI and SENAI need to be prepared to meet this emerging demand. This is the challenge for industries,” comments Sérgio Duarte, president of Rio Industry.

To avoid issues with labor demands, a partnership between SENAI and the World Economic Forum aims to requalify the workforce across various economic sectors.

Data released by Caged (General Register of Employed and Unemployed) in August of this year indicates that the industry created around 50,000 formal job positions, just in July 2022.

Since December 2021, the industrial sector has shown recovery in formal job vacancies, with July’s results being the best balance since January.

Where Are the Qualified Professionals in Rio? According to SENAI, More Than 4 Million Workers Will Be Needed

Rio Industry States That The Sector Faces Challenges Due To The Need For Qualified Professionals In The Digital Economy And New Technologies

Race Against Time To Avoid A Shortage Of Qualified Labor

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Where Are the Qualified Professionals in Rio? According to SENAI, More Than 4 Million Workers Will Be Needed

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