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    India is shining. India is progressing with an amazing growth rate. Growth rate of India is the second highest in the world after that of China. The youth force of India are contributing lot to the same. It is believed that principal reason behind Indian progress is its youth force‚ highest in number in the world. However‚ there is a problem. Huge number of Indian youth are not only unemployed but unemployable. There are two new world leaders China‚ in manufacturing sector and India‚ in service

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    Unemployment In our country many persons are unemployed. Their number is very large. Unemployment problem is a great problem in our country. There are many causes of unemployment. The chief among them is the rapid growth of population. Chances of employment are decreasing day by day due to the use of machines which save labour. Lack of skill and ability is another cause of unemployment. An unskilled labour cannot be successful in any work. If a chance of employment is created‚ only the skilled

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    The case of youth unemployment in Nigeria has been a popular discourse with various perspectives to causes and consequences of unemployment. The rate of youth unemployment has been alarming according to the National Bureau of Statistics. In 2004‚ young people aged between 15-24 years made up 52.9% of the total number of unemployed persons while those aged between 25-44 made up a further 41.1% . It is also estimated that there would be 14 million new entrants into the labour market between 2009-2011

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    GRADUATES TO BE BLAMED? UNEMPLOYMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATES IN MALAYSIA By Norshima Zainal Shah Dublin City University‚ Ireland ABSTRACT The primary aim of this paper is to identify future help which can contribute towards reducing the unemployment rate of graduates in Malaysia‚ especially those with Computer Science Degrees. It does so by gaining initial insights into this problem through two groups: graduates and employers. The data draws on why graduates are unemployed from their own perspective

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    |Course | |Material | |[pic][pic]Current Location: Types of Inflation | |[ Top ] : [ Inflation ] : Types of Inflation | |[pic] |Definition | | |Inflation is an increase in the general level of prices over a

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    open and honest in exchange for his resignation. He did indirectly slander the company and now he should have the right to walk away without being slandered himself. This would benefit the company as they would not have to pay him off or pay for unemployment. ExtremeNet can repair the relationship between management and employee by first taking the truthful approach. Constant lying or dishonesty tends to erode human relationships and significant communication. They should have management meetings

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    13.1 million are employed. This means the majority of South Africans face further challenges of poverty‚ inequality and social inequities as a result of the exclusion from the labour market (National Treasury‚ 2011). Of the people included in the exclusion from the labour market‚ the focus in this essay lies with youth unemployment in South Africa. South Africa defines youth as people between the ages of 15 and 34 years old while the International Labour Organisation (ILO) defines youth in a more

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    Introduction In The Folly of Subsidizing Unemployment article written by Robert Barro‚ it contains information regarding the generous unemployment insurance package and how it compares to the unemployment rate. Is it worth subsidizing? The author expresses his views on the unemployment rate in 2010 in comparison to the worst unemployment rate ever‚ which was in 1982. Obama’s administration policy; is expanding unemployment insurance eligibility to 99 weeks from the standard 26 weeks. This in return

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    variable from the article. Graduate unemployment The article said: “The institute’s report comes a day after a research body warned graduate unemployment could hit record levels as a result of planned public spending cuts. The Higher Education Careers Service said that because so many college leavers join the public sector‚ they were especially vulnerable to cuts.” Graduate unemployment is unemployment among people with an academic degree. Research undertaken proved that the unemployment‚ and much

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    The US has recently reached the lowest unemployment rate: 4.5%. In this article‚ the author provided different aspects of US’s low unemployment rate and the result of such a low unemployment rate. Comparing to the unemployment rate (10%) after 2008’s recession‚ US is now reaching a relatively low unemployment rate. A low unemployment rate is one of the four macroeconomic objectives that economists always want their nations to achieve. Unemployment is simply defined as the state of being out of

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