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    Unemployment in Malaysia

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    education. The overall unemployment rate is not exceptional in an international perspective. The interesting thing about Malaysia is that there exists a structural unemployment among the educated youth‚ which in spite of their relatively high level of education wait for a long time before entering the work force. Unemployment occurs when a person is able and willing to work but currently is without work. The prevalence of unemployment is usually measured using the unemployment rate‚ which is defined

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    Unemployment - Australia

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    Unemployment Unemployment refers to those people who are willing and able to work‚ actively seeking work but is unable to find suitable employment. In Australia unemployment is measured by a monthly telephone survey of the labour force conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). These unemployment statistics reflect the number of people who are not working but actively seeking it. To be classified as actively seeking work the following criteria must be followed: regularly checking

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    Youth Unemployment Introduction Youth unemployment‚ which encompasses individuals in the age range of 15 to 24‚ is the demographic that is the most likely to be unemployed. This can often be attributed to the difficult time youth may have transitioning from school to work‚ especially for those who have neither experience nor education to secure a job in the current labor market. The purpose of this report is to discuss the current youth unemployment rate

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    Title: Unemployment Benefits Only Good for a Limited Amount of Time Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience that extending unemployment benefits strains an already overused and failing government program. Central Idea: Today‚ I would like to tell you about the problem of extending unemployment benefits‚ as well as offer some possible solutions that our lawmakers should adopt instead of another extension. Introduction Millions of Americans have lost their jobs and have joined the growing

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    Unemployment Speech

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    Topic: Is unemployment good or is it a crutch? Pro Persuasive: General Purpose: To persuade Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience that unemployment payment can be beneficial to families in need of money. Thesis: While working at a job is the best form of payment‚ unemployment can be beneficial to families in need of money while the adult is temporarily out of work. Intro: I. In today’s grim economy‚ adults and children alike are having a tough time with

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    Unemployment in Brazil

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    If unemployment and capitalism are inseparable‚ the current rates of unemployment are alarming and affecting the entire society. On one side are people who cannot get jobs and on the other side are the ones who fear losing their jobs. The consequences of unemployment for the individual are associated with factors such as the duration of unemployment‚ and also the age of the unemployed. In Brazil‚ the legal age to begin working in the labor market was raised from 14 to 16 years of age a few years

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    essay unemployment

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    Unemployment by Tylor Burrows Unemployment is seen as a large problem for both developed and developing countries. It is typically understood as the condition of not having a paying job‚ even though a person is willing to work. There are many possible causes of unemployment‚ such as: lack of education or skills‚ jobs moving to other areas‚ incorporation of technology‚ or weak economies. This essay will explain why unemployment is a problem‚ and suggest some possible solutions. Unemployment

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    Unemployment in India

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    UNEMPLOYMENT Employment in simple words can be defined as an occupation by which a person can earn his living. And Unemployment is the inability of providing gainful work to people who are willing to work. And for a country like India‚ employment has become one of the major challenges of the current economy. Despite the economic reforms and the IT & BPO boom‚ the unemployment situation in India is getting worse. Therefore‚ emphasis is given on providing more employment opportunities which in

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    main means by which unemployment can be controlled? Unemployment‚ the state of being unemployed‚ especially involuntarily can cause big problems in our modern world. But how does one measure such an enormous prospect? When measuring unemployment it is first necessary to measure the working population‚ as not every person is able to work. Looking at the elderly and young children as labour resources would be a waste of time. Therefore the first step to controlling unemployment would be to first measure

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    Unemployment in Pakistan

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    natural rate of unemployment is creating new jobs and opportunities. Usually‚ a healthy economic growth rate is of 2-3% and this is sufficient to create the 150‚000 new jobs per year needed to keep unemployment from rising. When unemployment rises above 6-7% and stays there‚ it means that the economy isn’t strong enough to create sufficient new jobs without intervention. That’s when the government is expected to step in and provide solutions. WHAT IS THE NATURAL RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT  The Natural

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