IBN: Defining Excellence in Electronic Recruiting

interbiznet.com

Electronic Recruiting News

Our Rate Card





















S P O N S O R S
Please Click On Our Sponsors



Please Click On Our Sponsors



Please Click On Our Sponsors



Please Click On Our Sponsors



















Click On Our Sponsors



Click On Our Sponsors








LIST OF TECHNICAL RECRUITERS

LIST OF EXECUTIVE SEARCH FIRMS

interbiznet
BOOKCLUB

interbiznet
LISTINGS










OUR HOME



Click On Our Sponsors

The Electronic Recruiting News is a Free Daily Newsletter For Recruiters, HR Managers, Advertising Agencies and Clasified Advertising Operations

Labor Shortage 6


(August 21, 2007) Yesterday's article (about recruiting physicians in cold weather places) show cased a key operating principle in the labor shortage. Sometimes, there are enough people. They just might not be where you need them. The dislocation of the labor supply is a problem that has long been solved by recruiters.

Things are a bit more serious these days. There is actually a physician shortage. The mismatch between supply and demand in nursing is well understood. Service providers like police, firefighters, security personnel, teachers and ambulance drivers (there doesn't appear to be a shortage of ambulance chasers) are the cause of intramural competition for workers between neighboring locales. Where the national shortages are the greatest, the competition goes global.

Many of these profession specific shortages are structural. That is, they are not inherently caused by the population changes we've been discussing. Instead, shifting priorities and social values contribute to the creation of demand that exceeds supply. The changing role of women in our culture makes nursing less attractive. Physicians have lost their earning power. Insecurity breeds a need for bodyguards. No one wants to be a teacher for some reason.

That's why this puzzle is a little difficult to figure out.

It looks like the factors in the current labor shortage include:

  • Profession specific dislocation (the distribution of workers is bad)
  • Profession specific shortages )just not enough of them)
  • Production specific problems (we don't make enough engineers)
  • Regional specialty issues (you can't get creative people to move to DC)
  • Selection expectations (this is the growth related problem)

Tomorrow, we'll wrap this up.

.Send To a Friend - John Sumser © TwoColorHat. All Rights Reserved.
  Permalink. - .Today's Bugler
. -

Click On Our Sponsors


Talent is what matters most.
Hire the best with Authoria Recruiting.

Authoria Recruiting 2007 is a next-generation recruiting solution that helps you:

  • Understand exactly what talent your managers need.
  • Find the best sources.
  • Target and attract the highest quality candidates.
  • Hire top talent and track their success.
The most widely-used enterprise recruiting solution on the market, Authoria Recruiting helps our customers manage private talent pools totaling over 11 million candidates.

Find a smarter way to hire. Download our complimentary white paper
-
Staffing Strategies: Can You Find, Recruit, and Retain the Talent You Need?




| ERN | Bugler | The Blogs | Advertise | Trends | Archives |




Click On Our Sponsors


Read Today's
Bugler       Read current Blogging News: BERT

Download Authoria's complimentary white paper
- Staffing Strategies: Can You Find, Recruit, and Retain the Talent You Need?
Kennedy Presentation: Adventures In Search Video.
Presentation from John Sumser, Recruiting Is A Conversation is available for download.

NEW:
Presentation from John and Bridget Sumser, Rethinking The Workforce is available for download.

Ten Principles for Recruiting An Integenerational Workforce from John Sumser.

To receive this Newsletter in Email each weekday, please use the form on the linked page.
 
 

 
  Contacting Us:
Copyright © 2012 interbiznet. All Rights Reserved.
Mill Valley, CA 94941
415.377.2255
Send comments to colleen@interbiznet.com


interbiznet's
Electronic Recruiting News


 

 
FEATURES:
  • EMAIL NEWSLETTERS:
      -  Bugler
        (Sign-up)
        Daily Industry News

      -  ERNIE
        (Sign-up)
        ERN in Email

  •  

     


    RECENT ARTICLES:

  • Labor Shortage 6
  • Labor Shortage 5
  • Labor Shortage 4
  • Reverse Lookup
  • Labor Shortage 3
  • Labor Shortage 2
  • Labor Shortage 1
  • SourceCon 2007
  • The Roadshow
  • Amitai Givertz
  • AOWFT
  • About Recruiters
  • Set Them Free
  • Do Manners Matter
  • Summer Blues
  • Supplier Summit
  • New Retirement
  • Technology
  • Defense vs Offense
  • How to Spam
  • Workforce Woes 4
  • Recruiting Roadshow

    ERN ARCHIVES



    RESOURCES:
    ADVERTISING:
  • Our Rate Card
    Copyright © 2013 interbiznet. All rights reserved.
    Materials written by John Sumser © TwoColorHat. All Rights Reserved.
    You may download a copy for personal use.
    Redistribution without permission is strictly prohibited.