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It noted that Labour Minister Anton Kotyakov had said that workforce shortages were felt hard in the manufacturing, construction and transportation sectors, forcing companies to raise wages to try to attract more employees.<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-short-around-48-million-workers-2023-crunch-persist-izvestia-2023-12-24/ Russia short of around 4.8 million workers in 2023, crunch to persist - Izvestia]</ref>}}
It noted that Labour Minister Anton Kotyakov had said that workforce shortages were felt hard in the manufacturing, construction and transportation sectors, forcing companies to raise wages to try to attract more employees.<ref>[https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-short-around-48-million-workers-2023-crunch-persist-izvestia-2023-12-24/ Russia short of around 4.8 million workers in 2023, crunch to persist - Izvestia]</ref>}}
=== Vladimir Putin's statements on Russia's present and future labor shortages ===
=== Vladimir Putin's statements on Russia's present and future labor shortages ===
Interfax reported in 2024 concerning Vladimir Putin's statements on Russia's labor shortages:
Interfax reported in 2024 concerning Vladimir Putin's statements on Russia's labor shortages:
{{Cquote|The Russian economy will have extensive workforce needs within the next few years, President Vladimir Putin said.
{{Cquote|The Russian economy will have extensive workforce needs within the next few years, President Vladimir Putin said.