Top executives warn they are holding back on committing money to big projects due to labour shortages and want the jobs summit to brainstorm ideas for attracting foreign workers.
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At Nuix, CEO Jonathan Rubinsztein says the group’s specialist software services help it attract technology architects and that hiring people is becoming easier as the economy weakens and start-up companies scale back.Dig Howitt, CEO of medical device group Cochlear, said it was not surprising that finding people with data, digital tools and software skills was difficult given the shift to a more virtual and connected world.
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