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Meeting the talent challenge crucial for Ireland's economic transition


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  Ireland's highly educated, productive and agile workforce has been a key factor in its success in attracting investments. So the fact that talent gaps are emerging is a concern.


The article from The Irish Times, published on December 12, 2024, discusses the critical need for Ireland to address its talent challenge to facilitate a successful economic transition. It highlights the importance of attracting, retaining, and developing skilled workers in key sectors like technology, pharmaceuticals, and renewable energy, which are pivotal for Ireland's future economic growth. The piece emphasizes the role of education and training programs in equipping the workforce with necessary skills, the need for immigration policies that support talent acquisition, and the importance of fostering an inclusive and diverse work environment. Additionally, it points out the government's initiatives to enhance STEM education, promote lifelong learning, and create a more flexible labor market to adapt to global economic shifts. The article also touches on the potential risks of not meeting these challenges, such as losing competitive edge in the global market and failing to capitalize on emerging opportunities in green technology and digital transformation.

Read the Full The Irish Times Article at:
[ https://www.irishtimes.com/special-reports/2024/12/12/meeting-the-talent-challenge-crucial-for-irelands-economic-transition/ ]

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