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New Zealand is often called the country where the grass is remarkably greener, literally and figuratively. It fosters a relaxed working environment and lifestyle, making it a suitable destination for immigrants, especially Filipinos. And due to the economic shifts it faces, New Zealand can only hope its current policies are enough to lure skilled workers into the country.

In today’s highly advanced and interconnected world, borders no longer mean barriers, and distance is no longer an obstacle. These now signify gateways to endless opportunities and global collaboration. A highly skilled and adaptable workforce becomes paramount as markets become increasingly competitive. More countries are becoming open to international partnerships.

As labor shortages persist, intense competition among companies vetting the best talents in the field is prompted. International companies especially leverage Philippine employment agencies to expedite their recruitment process.

In today’s ever-evolving job market, acquiring quality talent can be daunting for businesses. Unfilled positions can impede growth and productivity, leading to missed opportunities. In the Australian business context, companies constantly seek ways to attract, acquire, and retain top talent.

Among all countries, Japan stands, seemingly years ahead of the rest of the world. Having made significant contributions to the technological sector, Japan is recognized for its ability to perfectly embody the maxim, “the future is now.” Its forward-thinking culture has rendered it an innovation powerhouse.

Industries are faced with recruitment challenges, and the void of job vacancies can only be filled by hiring specified skilled workers. Candidate confidence has never been a problem for countries with advanced economies like Japan. In fact, it’s one of the pivotal factors that make their working force stand out among their other competitors in […]

New Zealand’s skills shortages and labor demand continue to remain at a high. With the lack of a willing workforce, partnering with an international recruitment agency seems to be the only way to address these labor shortages. The pandemic has slowed down the recruitment world.