feeling more than a little shortstop with many specialized jobs going unfilled for the government is the overseas skilled workers to fill the. gaps help us from harvard business years out i forgot just a moment back at the top of the hour good day. most girls who could have a knowledge of the show that of us are. in support of. what saving was able. to deliver. in the system to entice you to hire schemes of jurors or dealing with any and then i killed many civilians i mean passion coming in cutting my father one thing such

as i was a student clean i wanted to build a life for myself that these totally but suddenly life became owlish kind of sob. providing cites global news that measures d.w. . the law of unintended consequences in new legislation that was meant to protect citizens and the environment. and all the. transport costs. we're running out of stuff germany wants to lure skilled workers from africa. and the widening gap left by the country's aging population. this is business africa

africa global business stories on the us welcome and uganda new law came into effect last year banning the import of cars older than 15 years the legislation was aimed at stopping pollution and reducing accidents with unsafe cars. legislation often does trigger some intended consequences uganda's small business owner drivers are not happy. it's. this is one of compiler's famous cars known for vending delicious local pancakes this is a summary has been on the road for over 25 years. the only inherited from his father and thoughts that he could buy a new worker for the family business and over i might never afford a brand new car for a 1000000 shilling spot or someone buys one truck for about 3 years i can buy that one for just 10000000 showings that we. live in those that the government has

banding petition of cars like he's somewhere which are older than 15 years from the month sharing bit. the older cars a sage to meet more carbon to the atmosphere than the newer ones with improved clean technology the ban has affected many especially the car dealers business as the thing that becomes saw for us. to be with these guys that really experienced men know them i know it's a book to buy them saw instead of one coming here to say that let me buy a new car if you get someone said being he's taken the car from the i knew that you would have to buy that despite concerns instead showed up figures obtained by d. w. to show that customs create an average $123.00 cars per day in the last 5 months.

this is higher than the daily average of 100 cars for the same period in the last 3 yeahs. the tax body sees that many traders of russia korea all the earlier imported order because before the end of the grace period this december 1st we thought because we had been forced to abandon importation of is because of the effect of their revenues but surprisingly we have seen an increase in the increase in those who have been attributed to they did. because it expires this month so people want people who had imported so many cars and they were. in mumbai and wanted warehouses . in individual hands so people want to clear so that they beat it into them so that effective next year they are not affected by by the by some ugandans now fear that's the high cost of the new york could be shifted to passengers and push transport fares up but the government maintains that the ban is well thought out in

the public interest to benefit all ugandans and the environment. doesn't really joining us sent us that report and joins us now from kampala julie is this is a classic example of unintended consequences is it not is this a bad lol. well this argument has a the sedes and this low was highly criticized especially when you were when it was in parliament the government hide its basis saying that old cars they meet a lot of carbon and they have a high maintenance cost and they are known for causing road accidents but there was a very heated debate in parliament some members who oppose this bill say they are more than 10000 jobs that were being risk but the government had the numbers and hard its reasons much more stronger than those that opposed it so we come to some people much as it's a low they still oppose it but it's already existing and it has to apply a canvas law between it's to make more sense for the business on

a small businesses very much depend on their cars on the sale of those. i don't think a question of tweaking dutch law exists at the moment because i had the conversation with the uganda revenue authority much as for them they say they just implemented what the parliament brings to them and what they're implementing now the same they're committed at pushing for the law there's not been any signs of tweaking this slow and not what ugandans of good to do now is perhaps not just the a business strategies and not just the a business planning to see that they can embrace the law but going back to parliament may not be an option for now but who knows it could go back but not any sign as been shown yet. do is how our ordinary ugandan passengers who commutes to work how are they affected they are already worried they are concerned that suddenly when these numbers go high the numbers of affording in

your car they invest as a very likely the people who invest in public transport they are likely to put that course now on the passengers they're likely to charge they march more than watch the avoid is paid for because now they want to recover their costs and this is likely to push their transport fares way above the roof and that concern also feeds into the idea that the government has not shown any interest of putting forward any incentives actually was noting that actually when you're in uganda you pay much more tax to buy a newer car than than an old car so there is no we do not see any way that these prices for new cars are going to go down and passengers are concerned that those numbers are likely to be shifted in the transport finance. in a compound thank you very much. germany is in desperate need to fill vacant positions in many of the economy's most important

sectors the government in berlin has called a special summit today to see where they can be found and how to provide the necessary work visas and a more efficient way and the trade alone a quarter 1000000 job they can seize which has already put a damper on the construction industry researchers say there is now a critical shortage of qualified personnel for 400 different careers that's over hearth of the job categories in west a gated underscoring the gravity of the problem it turns out of 79 percent of the jobs listed by germany's employment agency are in categories where the shortages occur. when done universe if searched for a new employee for his i.q. solutions business and he found a perfect candidate for the job in kosovo trying to get the appropriate documents he asked the labor department for help. they sent us to immigration and they told us to contact the german embassy in this the back and forth went on for years in

the end a visa was denied the reason there is no shortage of i.t. experts envisage state of north rhine-westphalia only in 3 other german states as opposed to elderly care for example where skilled labor is scarce all across germany as the government is trying to ensure enough skilled workers support the economy with labor secretary who better is high and is willing to let business take the lead if. we have to talk to our businesses about what they can do how they want to recruit skilled labor and what way are for which sectors of the economy and we will have to support them in finding the right people an issue of these us in a lesson or a product way that is and was done by. cutting red tape is front and center at today's skilled labor summit in berlin where at this time only one thing is entirely agreed upon that germany faces

a diode labor shortage and has to act quickly. also impacting the construction industry with residential construction floundering number of new construction was stagnant for the 1st 10 months of this year research also shows that the number of new housing units to be completed next year will fall far short of demand experts say the number of construction workers in germany has dropped dramatically in the last 20 years. u.s. aircraft make a boeing could be on the verge of announcing cutbacks or even a complete halt to production office on the popular 737. board is meeting in chicago and sources told the wall street journal that closing production of the beleaguered jets was the most viable option regulated said the research vacation process was going to continue into next year 737 max jets were grounded in march after crashes in indonesia indonesia and ethiopia that killed 346

people. troubled kenya airways has named the chief of its local subsidiary as its new acting c.e.o. the current boss announced his resignation earlier this year allen who currently heads jumbo jet will take up his new post in january lawmakers approved a full nationalization of the airline this summer it is partly owned by our friends in ogust kenya airways reported a 1st half pretax loss of $83000000.00 u.s. dollars yeah a lot faster $54.00 destinations mostly in africa. it's just another week until christmas christmas tree sellers are getting busy in the u.s. though customers had better hurry to get the tree home or risk not finding one it's all the country is dealing with a serious christmas tree shortage the reason is the global financial crisis 10

years ago. it's hard work shopping down trees cutting off the lower branches and preparing them for sale but larry smith likes his job and he has no plans to retire. but i hope they found. the way i really want. smith has been a christmas tree grohl 40 years histories have graced homes throughout his home state of north carolina and even the white house last year one of his trees was selected to be the focal point of the blue room his biggest seller the locally grown frazier fir it makes up 25 percent of the market but these days supply is down about 8 years ago when the recession was here the farmers were. this resave in fields that they normally would fewer trees planted then means there's fewer trees to harvest today add to that the warmer weather for smith the

shortage translates into good business and he sees some sentimental value to. you know the product that you're. going to be enjoyed by family and you hopefully. fond memories. fond memories provided you actually end up getting one of the trees. if you want.

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