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A situation where there are not enough workers to meet demand, often leading to operational challenges.
人手不足が深刻化している業界では、外国人労働者の受け入れが進められている。
In industries severely affected by labor shortages, the acceptance of foreign workers is increasing.
Common in discussions about workforce shortages, economic policy, and labor market trends.
This phrase is often used in formal settings like business reports or news articles.
Do not translate as 'human hand shortage'; it has a specific economic meaning.
Combination of 人手 (jintō, 'manpower') and 不足 (busoku, 'shortage').
Often used in business, economics, and policy discussions. Can refer to general labor shortages or specific skill shortages.