Skills shortages and skills gaps in the Cambodian labour market: evidence from employer skills needs survey

Michele Bruni, Likanan Luch () and Somean. Kuoch

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: The paper covers the findings of Employer Skills Needs Survey in 2012. This survey is the first of its kind and coverage in Cambodia that aimed at understanding the needs of employers in finding and hiring workers. It reports on the existence of skills, as well as skilled and unskilled labour shortages in the six recently growing sectors in Cambodia including accommodation, construction, finance and insurance, food and beverages, garments, apparel and footwear, and rubber and plastics.

Keywords: labour shortage; skilled workers.; unskilled workers.; labour demand; labour market; job seeker; recruitment; hotel industry.; construction industry; financial sector; food industry; beverage industry; clothing industry.; shoe industry; rubber industry; plastics industry; pénurie de main-d'oeuvre; travailleur qualifié; travailleur non qualifié; besoins en main-d'oeuvre; marché du travail; demandeur d'emploi; recrutement; hôtellerie; bâtiment et travaux publics; secteur financier; industrie alimentaire; industrie des boissons; industrie du vêtement; industrie de la chaussure; industrie du caoutchouc; industrie des matières plastiques; escasez de mano de obra; trabajador especializado; trabajador no calificado; necesidad de mano de obra; mercado de trabajo; solicitante de empleo; contratación; hotelería; industria de la construcción; sector financiero; industria de la alimentación; industria de bebidas; industria del vestido; industria del calzado; industria del caucho; industria de productos plásticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 101 pages
Date: 2013
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Published in ILO Asia-Pacific working paper series

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