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Skilled labour shortage in the farming sector

Sunday, February 28, 2010
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A really interesting article and video on Sky News about the impending skilled labour shortage in the farming sector.

What can the government and farming sector do to improve the number of younger workers entering this profession? As the article suggests one way is to invest in training to attract new younger workers. Other ways include making the profession more attractive to enter by offering accommodation, more money and better working conditions.


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