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Recruitment Figure 1 CONDITIONS THAT SLOW OR STALL THE HIRING PROCESS 12 months, and 57 percent plan to increase the number of contingent hires. These numbers show robust hiring growth will continue across the globe in the coming year—despite reported high levels of unemployment. Talent Shortages In the industrialized world, 40 million workers are unemployed according to the International Labour Organization—yet more than ever, companies are suffering critical shortages of key talent across the globe. A 2012 study from Oxford Economics shows the imbalance of talent supply and demand across the globe will deteriorate over the next 10 years due to shortages in particular disciplines (e.g. so-called STEM jobs), as well as regional imbalances of labor supply and demand. In particular regions, severe talent shortages will define the next decade. For example, in the developed Asian economies, the demand for talent in the business services sector will increase by more than 50 percent, while the demand for talent in life sciences within the same region DECEMBER 2013 | www.hrotoday.com [45]

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