- Labour Market Challenges
Portugal faces a significant gap in its workforce, with a requirement for up to 100,000 foreign workers annually to address labour shortages. - Study Highlights the Demand
A recent study underscores the urgency for a robust immigration strategy to sustain economic growth. - Affected Sectors
Key industries like construction, agriculture, hospitality, and healthcare struggle to find sufficient local talent. - Aging Population Impact
Portugal’s aging population and declining birth rates exacerbate workforce shortages. - Economic Implications
Labour shortages threaten Portugal’s economic stability, particularly in sectors critical to GDP growth. - Government Initiatives
The Portuguese government has introduced measures to attract skilled and unskilled foreign workers, such as streamlined visa processes. - Attracting Foreign Talent
Portugal aims to promote its quality of life, safety, and affordability to attract international employees. - EU and Non-EU Workers
The country encourages immigration from both EU and non-EU nations to meet the demand. - Support for Integration
Authorities focus on ensuring smoother integration for foreign workers through language training and support services. - Future Outlook
By addressing labour gaps, Portugal hopes to maintain economic growth and remain competitive in the global market.
Portugal’s proactive approach to immigration highlights its commitment to overcoming workforce challenges and ensuring economic resilience.
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