Firms from fruit-growers to lorry operators and hotels are finding it impossible to recruit enough staff
Laura Salt, operations manager at Steve Fellows Road Haulage Services in Branston, Staffordshire. Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardian
Laura Salt, operations manager at Steve Fellows Road Haulage Services in Branston, Staffordshire. Photograph: Christopher Thomond/The Guardian
Thu 8 Jul 2021 01.00 EDT
Employers across the UK are struggling to hire enough staff as Covid restrictions ease amid nationwide worker shortages. However, some sectors are finding it tougher than others.
Figures from the jobs websites Adzuna and Indeed show warehousing and transport, care, hospitality, manufacturing, and food preparation and service are among the sectors facing the biggest hiring challenges. Three employers discuss the issues they are facing.
Bombers upset Stonecats, Sharks hold on
FRANKSTON Bombers scored their best win for the season on Saturday by defeating top of the ladder
Frankston YCW.
The Stonecats have been the standout side in Division One this season, but were put on the back foot early. The Bombers rushed out to an early lead and held the Stonecats goalless in the first term.
Frankston YCW hit the scoreboard in the second term, but the Bombers hit back. They didn’t let the Stonecats get too close to them all afternoon, and ended up winning 14.10 (94) to 8.11 (59).
Alex Harnett, Harrison Prior, and Sam Drake were among the Bombers’ best. Jarrad Grant, Khan Haretuku, and Corey Buchan kicked two goals each.
Bombers upset Stonecats, Sharks hold on
FRANKSTON Bombers scored their best win for the season on Saturday by defeating top of the ladder
Frankston YCW.
The Stonecats have been the standout side in Division One this season, but were put on the back foot early. The Bombers rushed out to an early lead and held the Stonecats goalless in the first term.
Frankston YCW hit the scoreboard in the second term, but the Bombers hit back. They didn’t let the Stonecats get too close to them all afternoon, and ended up winning 14.10 (94) to 8.11 (59).
Alex Harnett, Harrison Prior, and Sam Drake were among the Bombers’ best. Jarrad Grant, Khan Haretuku, and Corey Buchan kicked two goals each.
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