Employers frequently claim a shortage of experienced engineers but statistics show over 13 000 engineers aged 50 to 69 lack employment in Sweden.
Statistics from Sveriges Ingenjörer and SCB contradict the narrative of an engineer shortage.
More than 13 000 engineers aged 50 to 69 are not employed according to SCB definitions.
The report appears in Dala-Demokraten which covers Dalarna.
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Akademiska Hospital in Uppsala faces an ongoing staffing crisis in the emergency department. More than 680 work shifts remain unfilled for the summer despite some improvement.
Competition for summer jobs has increased in Dalarna this year due to more adult job seekers. Over 1000 summer jobs remain available in the region.
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Dalarna Science Park has been granted 24.6 million kronor to launch an AI hub to support companies and organizations.
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Uppsala University reports lacking over one billion kronor to maintain desired education quality, due to lower per-student funding and higher rents. Rector Anders Hagfeldt warns that current measures are negatively impacting quality. Student Emil Björnström describes reduced lab hours and closed facilities at the Ångström laboratory.