UK employers want more staff, but fear shortages as Brexit nears – survey

LONDON (Reuters) - British employers plan to hire more staff even as they remain pessimistic about the economy in the run-up to Brexit, according to a survey published on Wednesday which showed no sign of a weakening of the strong labour market. But the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) said severe skill shortages remained, especially in the public sector, and the government's proposed restrictions on European Union workers after Brexit could make them worse. Hiring intentions improved for permanent staff in the short and medium term, the REC survey showed.

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