The workforce shortage in Germany is reaching a critical point, forcing companies to find innovative solutions. The impending retirement of millions of baby boomers will result in significant gaps in the workforce, driving companies to reevaluate employee skill sets for handling increasingly complex roles. The companies are challenged to optimize their operations to remain competitive in changing markets, which is driving the adoption of automation technologies. As companies confront a decreasing pool of skilled workers, the importance of utilizing advanced technologies becomes increasingly apparent. This transition also requires them to focus on upskilling their remaining workforce to handle more complex tasks. Our Managing Director, Thomas Rohrbach addressed these challenges and opportunities with the Frankfurter Rundschau. Click the link in the comments below to read the full article.
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