The unemployment rate is down and wages are up. But that’s notnecessarily good news for a lot of employers, many of which arestruggling to attract and retain qualifiedworkers.
A new global survey from London-based Willis TowersWatson of 2,000 companies around the world found that more thanhalf say that hiring has increased over the past year, compared toonly 14 percent that say it has decreased.
What is troubling, however, is the 37 percent that say turnoverincreased, compared to only 16 percent that say it dropped.
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