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Jersey businesses are grappling with significant staffing and skills shortages that are limiting their operational capacity, according to the latest economic survey. The September Business Tendency Survey reveals firms are responding by planning cost reductions and workforce development initiatives. Economic analysts suggest these constraints could impact the island’s economic performance through 2025.
Business leaders in Jersey are reporting that skills and staff shortages have become “limiting” factors for their operations, according to the September Business Tendency Survey conducted by Statistics Jersey. The survey of economic trends indicates that companies are responding to these constraints by planning strategic adjustments including operational cost reductions, targeted hiring, and skills enhancement programs.
A major window manufacturer is taking legal action against an industrial automation provider over significant project delays. The lawsuit alleges equipment delivery is more than two years behind schedule, causing financial damages and product launch postponements.
A prominent window and door manufacturer has filed a lawsuit against an industrial automation company over what sources indicate is a severely delayed factory modernization initiative. According to reports from the Minnesota Star Tribune, Andersen Corporation is pursuing legal action against Ontario-based ATS Corporation for allegedly failing to deliver automated equipment for its Iowa manufacturing facility.
The World Trade Organization’s leader warns current trade disruptions rival 1930s protectionism but insists the system shows surprising resilience. Her analysis reveals both the fragility and adaptability of global trade governance amid unprecedented challenges.