Whilst all this sounds possible, I must warn that it is not an easy option to take in an environment where there are strong unions representing the interests of their members and where affordability is not easy to come by. But social service delivery to the public suffers if those specialized skills are not available because the country cannot afford to pay for them.
9  Woodford, M., 2001, “Monetary policy in the information economy”, Paper presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Economic Symposium at Jackson Hole (30 August–1 September).