The document discusses challenges that businesses will face in finding and retaining skilled talent in 2014. It notes that 63% of CEOs are concerned about skills availability, but only 34% feel HR is prepared. While 93% of CEOs recognize the need to change talent strategies, 61% have not taken steps to do so. The document provides statistics on the UK job market and outlines a progressive approach for businesses to assess talent needs, identify gaps, and develop solutions to secure the right skills.
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1. WHY YOUR JOB WILL GET
HARDER IN 2014.
AND WHAT YOU CAN DO
ABOUT IT.
RUSSELL BECK
HEAD OF CONSULTING, IMPELLAM
2. 63% OF CEOs ARE CONCERNED
ABOUT AVAILABILITY OF KEY SKILLS
2012
53%
2008
2009
2010
2011
2013
2014
63%
58%
56%
51%
61%
46%
3. 93% SAY THEY RECOGNISE THE
NEED TO CHANGE THEIR STRATEGIES
FOR TALENT
61% HAVENT
TAKEN THE FIRST
STEP
4. ONLY 34% OF CEOs FEEL THAT HR
IS WELL PREPARED FOR THE
CHALLENGE AHEAD
7. FORECAST UK
ECONOMIC
GROWTH IN 2014 2.9%
% OF EMPLOYERS
WHO PLAN TO
INCREASE THE
NUMBER OF PERM
EMPLOYEES
75%In next 3
months
% EMPLOYERS
WHO PLAN TO
INCREASE THE
USE OF AGENCY
LABOUR
48%In next 4-
12 months
PERMANENT SALARY
GROWTH IS AT ITS HIGHEST
SINCE 2007
CONTINGENT PAY GROWTH
IS AT ITS HIGHEST SINCE
JULY 2013
2012 SAW THE FIRST
INCREASE IN THE DIVORCE
RATE SINCE 2007
REALISTIC
GROWTH IN SIZE
OF UK RECRUITMENT
MARKET
8%annually
12. D1 S1D2 S2
Increase in
demand
Decrease in
supply
PRICE INCREASE IF
ONLY DEMAND OR
ONLY SUPPLY
ALTERED
PRICE INCREASE IF
BOTH DEMAND AND
SUPPLY ALTER