Summary of Same but different: Strategies in the global race for talent

In the global race for talent, the EU is struggling to keep up with frontrunners like Canada and Australia. Canada and Australia provide examples of how to attract global talent and address labour shortages. Despite their differences, the EU and its Member States could turn to leading nations for inspiration on attracting and retaining global talent.

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