Roadway – The Podcast: Episode 19 – Next Gen: Careers in Logistics and Automotive
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In this episode of Roadway – The Podcast, Richard Smith is joined by Sebastian Sanders and Stephen Hards to discuss the next generation and the future workforce of the road transport and logistics industry.
The conversation explores how we attract, develop and retain new talent in a sector that is critical to the UK economy, looking at the different routes into the industry and the experiences that shape careers in transport and logistics.
Richard, Sebastian and Stephen also discuss what more the industry can do to attract young people, including the importance of engaging with schools and colleges and showcasing the wide range of career opportunities available across the sector.
The episode looks at the role of apprenticeships and hands-on experience in developing future talent, as well as how employers can create clear career pathways and support the next generation of industry leaders.
The discussion also focuses on challenging outdated misconceptions about careers in transport and logistics, highlighting the diverse roles available beyond driving and how technology, innovation and decarbonisation are changing the industry.
Looking to the future, Richard, Sebastian and Stephen discuss the ongoing challenges around driver recruitment and retention, the barriers facing new entrants, and the opportunities for long-term career progression across the sector.
This episode provides valuable insight into the opportunities and challenges facing the next generation and highlights why attracting, developing and investing in people is essential to building a stronger and more sustainable future for road transport and logistics.
Key Themes
• Attracting the next generation • Careers in road transport and logistics • Apprenticeships and skills development • Breaking industry misconceptions • Driver recruitment and retention • Technology, innovation and decarbonisation • Career progression and the future workforce
Road Haulage Association (RHA)
Contact: marketing@rha.uk.net