LONDON: Job vacancies in the UK rose to a record high of almost 1.2 million, official numbers showed on Tuesday, further marks that the British economy experienced a shortage of workers in various sectors as a result of the Coronavirus and British pandemic attacks from the European Union.
After weeks of long lines at the gas station when the driver struggled to fill their car amid a shortage of truck drivers to send fuel and empty shelves in supermarkets, offices for national statistics showed the lack of the entire economy, including hospitality and transportation.
Being clearer in recent weeks that the British economy experienced a lack of labor, and not only truck drivers.
The cause was widespread but it was clear that Brexit and Pandemic combinations encouraged many EU workers to leave England and go home.
The Institute for Employment Studies estimates that UK.
It has a shortage of 900,000 workers between the number of people in the labor market now and what is expected based on pre-pandemic trends.
“This is being driven by a major decline in participation for parents and young people, along with sustainable work gaps for disabled people and those who have health conditions,” Director of Ies Tony Wilson said.
English job vacancies hit record high amid worker lack
