But where are the chefs?
Radio Sweden Tuesday
It’s hard to hire in skills, despite growing unemployment. In today’s program, we’ll be looking at the job market. And is the fear of a brain-drain exaggerated?It’s UNESCO’s International Mother Tongue Day but we hear from a man who wants everyone to speak English.Then this month’s edition of Timeline, focuses on the Finnish War Children: some 80,000 young people forced to leave their war ravaged home for the safety of Sweden.
Closing Music: Sebastian, ”Do What You’re Told”
Unemployment promises to be one of the major issues in the upcoming election campaigns. And yet an international temp company says that there’s a great need for qualified staff – not only in Sweden but around the world. For a clearer picture, our reporter Bill Schiller turned to the head of Manpower Sweden, Lars Forseth:
But according to a new report, concern over Swedish jobs moving abroad is exaggerated. George Wood has more:
Time now to hand over to Juan Navas for this month’s edition of Timeline:
