Manpower Inc. Chairman and CEO Jeff Joerres will today advise business and government leaders on how companies can address a global talent mismatch and do more with less as part of a global skills creation panel at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos.

"In this economic climate, it's not just about finding skilled workers. It's about finding elite talent, the best of the best. The strategic use of temporary workers is the fastest way for companies to stage an immediate post-crisis comeback," said Jeff Joerres, Chairman and CEO of Manpower Inc.

"Flexibility is key, for both employers and their workforce. Companies need flexible, agile workers who can constantly adjust and enhance their skills to meet the needs and expectations of workers. Employees expect that same flexibility in return, to advance professionally and pursue their personal lifestyles."

"There are plenty of people available for work with the technical qualities needed to do certain jobs, but perhaps they don't have the psychological make-up, critical thinking skills or intellectual curiosity to really move the company forward", according to Joerres's planned remarks for the panel.

Earlier this week, Manpower Inc. identified four megatrends that should be top concerns for business leaders around the globe when planning their workforce management strategy throughout the recovery. These tenets will be pillars of Joerres' remarks on the panel skills creation. These megatrends are: