In addition, the Russian logistics sector is experiencing a growing
Posted: Thu Jan 23, 2025 8:18 am
According to Avito Jobs, the number of job offers in the real sector of the economy has grown by 2.8 times. Agronomists have become the most sought-after specialists, the number of job offers for them has grown by 2.7 times in a year, and the offered salary has grown by 26%. Experts attribute such rapid growth to the increase in demand for agricultural products.
shortage of managers. This is iceland whatsapp resource evidenced by the data of a study conducted by the recruiting platform hh.ru together with the Institute of Foreign Economic Security and Customs Affairs of RUDN University with the participation of logistics companies PEK and GC "Marshal", as well as the digital insurance service for risk profiling for commercial vehicle fleets MUST.
Thus, in the first half of 2023, employers in the transport and logistics industry posted an average of 131 thousand new vacancies per month, while in January-June last year - 93 thousand. At the same time, the number of active resumes per month was 489 thousand in 2023 and 549 thousand in 2022. Over the year, the number of new vacancies in the logistics industry increased by 40%, and the number of resumes decreased by 10%. Moreover, if a year ago there were six resumes per vacancy, then in the first half of 2023 - only four. The average level of expected salaries in the industry during this period increased by 17%, and those offered - by 18%.
The industry lacks most of all managers and specialists in international logistics and foreign economic activity. In January-June 2023, demand for them doubled compared to the same period in 2022. Moreover, the shortage of specialists with knowledge of Chinese is especially acute, which has become even more urgent with the restructuring of logistics chains to the East.
Over the year, there has been a significant increase in demand for logistics managers (+38%), customs declarants (+35%), temporary storage warehouse managers (+32%), freight forwarders (+31%) and customs specialists (+27%).
Police personnel shortage becomes critical
The shortage of personnel is also becoming noticeable for the Russian police. This was stated by Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev at a specialized meeting on Thursday, August 10. He emphasized that 5,000 employees left the internal affairs agencies in July 2023 alone. According to Kolokoltsev, the situation is difficult, since the shortage of personnel is becoming almost critical and additional burden falls on the current personnel. The minister called on local departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to do everything to minimize the risks.
HownotesKommersant, in December 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree that sets the maximum staffing level of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in 2023 at 922 thousand people, in 2024 at 934 thousand, and in 2025 at 938 thousand.
Besides,according toAccording to Dmitry Drize, a political observer for Kommersant FM, police officers may quit en masse both because of the difficult attitude of the people towards them and because of the increased workload in difficult times. "If this continues, nothing good will come of it. It is an alarming factor and a reason to think again," Drize summed up.
shortage of managers. This is iceland whatsapp resource evidenced by the data of a study conducted by the recruiting platform hh.ru together with the Institute of Foreign Economic Security and Customs Affairs of RUDN University with the participation of logistics companies PEK and GC "Marshal", as well as the digital insurance service for risk profiling for commercial vehicle fleets MUST.
Thus, in the first half of 2023, employers in the transport and logistics industry posted an average of 131 thousand new vacancies per month, while in January-June last year - 93 thousand. At the same time, the number of active resumes per month was 489 thousand in 2023 and 549 thousand in 2022. Over the year, the number of new vacancies in the logistics industry increased by 40%, and the number of resumes decreased by 10%. Moreover, if a year ago there were six resumes per vacancy, then in the first half of 2023 - only four. The average level of expected salaries in the industry during this period increased by 17%, and those offered - by 18%.
The industry lacks most of all managers and specialists in international logistics and foreign economic activity. In January-June 2023, demand for them doubled compared to the same period in 2022. Moreover, the shortage of specialists with knowledge of Chinese is especially acute, which has become even more urgent with the restructuring of logistics chains to the East.
Over the year, there has been a significant increase in demand for logistics managers (+38%), customs declarants (+35%), temporary storage warehouse managers (+32%), freight forwarders (+31%) and customs specialists (+27%).
Police personnel shortage becomes critical
The shortage of personnel is also becoming noticeable for the Russian police. This was stated by Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev at a specialized meeting on Thursday, August 10. He emphasized that 5,000 employees left the internal affairs agencies in July 2023 alone. According to Kolokoltsev, the situation is difficult, since the shortage of personnel is becoming almost critical and additional burden falls on the current personnel. The minister called on local departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to do everything to minimize the risks.
HownotesKommersant, in December 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree that sets the maximum staffing level of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in 2023 at 922 thousand people, in 2024 at 934 thousand, and in 2025 at 938 thousand.
Besides,according toAccording to Dmitry Drize, a political observer for Kommersant FM, police officers may quit en masse both because of the difficult attitude of the people towards them and because of the increased workload in difficult times. "If this continues, nothing good will come of it. It is an alarming factor and a reason to think again," Drize summed up.