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Labour market tendency survey

Upcoming publishing: 2023-12-13

The statistics show the labour market situation and outlook for one and three years respectively for about 70 educational groups, most of which are university programmes. The results are based on responses to a survey of a sample of employers. The survey has been carried out each autumn since 1959.

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Major shortages of both teachers and graduates from vocational programmes in upper secondary education

2022-12-13

The Labour Market Tendency Survey 2022 shows a major shortage of both teachers and graduates from various vocational programmes. When it comes to teachers of such programmes, 9 out of 10 employers report difficulties in finding qualified staff. Furthermore, there is a shortage of graduates from vocational training programmes within technology and manufacturing as well as from the transport programme. Shortages of healthcare workers remain for many types of graduates, for example those in specialist nursing and radiography. We also see recruitment shortages for persons with some types of engineering education.

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Title Language Type Date
The Labour Market Tendency Survey 2022 Swedish Report 2022-12-13
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2021 Swedish Report 2022-02-22
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2020 Swedish Report 2020-12-09
Skills shortages - Quantifying today’s imbalances in the labour market Swedish Report 2020-10-09
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2019 Swedish Report 2019-12-10
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2018 Swedish Report 2018-12-11
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2016 Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2017-12-11
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2017 Swedish Report 2017-12-08
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2015 Swedish Rapport 2015-12-10
Labour Market Tendency Survey 2014 Swedish with elements of English Rapport 2014-12-09

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