October 16, 2026

3 thoughts on “The Eternal Problem of Lack of Qualified Staff”

  1. If they would actually value and pay better salaries maybe they would get skilled workers willing to work.
    there are plenty of skilled educated people here just few can afford to live off of $800 to 1000 a month!

  2. Many things like it is illegal for a foreigner to have a job like and engineer in Panama that profession is restricted to only some one who is Panamanian Yet Panama does not have any trained engineers or any qualified teachers so by law the problem is guaranteed to continue, and Panama always hires outside firms to do any engineering project and 100% of the money leaves Panama rather then allowing qualified people to come live in Panama who would earn money here and spend it here. This is one of the professions that if a person is qualified they should be given permanent residency and a work permit as soon as the qualifications are verified. Of course since there are no qualified people to run the immigration department they cannot even implement that processes. It is Also illegal to have qualified Accountants or Agricultural people, or chemists among 26 other professions in Panama. So stupidity is required by law for anyone wanting to live and work in Panama. Truly a politically designed system which it is well know that internationally stupidity is a requirement for entering politics on almost any level.

  3. It would help attract skilled foreign workers if English was an official language in Panama. That helped Hong Kong and Singapore become leading economic powers.

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