According to the bill, first-time
jobseekers are new graduates from any college or university and accredited technical-vocational institutions, and high school graduates who have completed the K-12 program.
The total number of
jobseekers stood at 196,055 in November, falling by 4,217 individuals m-o-m and 82,137 y-o-y.
The onus of ensuring that the contract is genuine rests with the
jobseekers themselves.
jobseekers accept the jobs and immediately recruited, as well as a
The pilot was first expanded earlier this year, and since then almost 250 young
jobseekers have gone through the work readiness programme, says Mrs Tolley.
This "coercion" is a key concept relating to
jobseekers that we shall address later in this paper.
The authors rely on earlier research that has shown
jobseekers who have been seeking employment for a long period tend to be discouraged with the process and often become low-effort
jobseekers.
Reaching out to
jobseekers was something the fire service was keen to do as this would boost the number of applications received from individuals with a range of skills and knowledge who were looking to train for new careers.
Employers are finding it harder to recruit talented staff, but two thirds of
jobseekers believe it has become more difficult to find work, the study showed.
ASRY, the leading ship and rig repair yard in the Arabian Gulf, has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Labour in which the company will employ 15
jobseekers, who are graduates of the technical secondary level and have participated in the ministry's "Assistant Electrical Maintenance", programme falling within its scheme, "I Build my Country with my Own Hands".
WELFARE officials sent 13,000 letters to
jobseekers last year - encouraging them to take up work abroad, it has emerged.
The business blamed "substantial health barriers" among Merseyside's
jobseekers for the below-average performance.
