2.1 Unemployment In Malaysia Higher Than Neighbouring Countries The article states that Malaysia has a higher unemployment rate which is 10.4% compare to the neighbouring countries such as 3.4% in Thailand and 7% in Singapore. Hence, Bukit Mertajam MP Steven Sim urged that the government should take actions to reduce the unemployment rate. Malaysians especially the young generation face two major problems which are unemployment and underemployment. Besides, he hoped that government should more concerned
2.0 Analytical Review 2.1 Issues Of Unemployment Among Graduates In Malaysia Higher education has been widely recognised as one of the primary forces that our country need to achieve a sustainable in economic growth. In Malaysia, our government already announced about the target that at least 40% of the Malaysian population should receive a university education by the year 2010, as compared to only 28% in 2005 (“Sasaran 40% ke”, 2005). To achieve this objective the Malaysian university
states that unemployment can also be referred to the circumstances of being unemployed as well as the amount of unemployed in the working population.
4.0: Causes of Rising Household Debt in Malaysia 4.1 Malaysian Government Policy A house is one of the basic important elements that complement the needs of human life. The government has a responsibility in providing quality housing and affordable housing for the citizen. (Hadi, 2014) Nowadays, Malaysian Government has introduced various housing policies and programs. Malaysia government encourage young adult to own a home. Government have offer ‘My First Home Scheme’ (SRP) which is the
of Unemployment on Health a Review of the Evidence is to review the scientific proof supporting an association between unemployment and opposing health results and to evaluate the evidence on the basis of the epidemiologic criteria for causation. The issues which will be discussed are the impact of unemployment on health in Canada which is death due to cardiovascular diseases, suicide, deaths due to motor-vehicle accidents and alcohol consumption. High level of unemployment was
Among them are foreign workers were taking jobs that should locals do. This has an impact on our local residents, especially on the youth. Because of these foreigners, local youth unemployment. Furthermore, the youth of our country are not proficient in heavy work and too choosy. Thus, a lot of unemployment among the local people. In addition, our economy is dependent on oil and gas production, but such resources are not going to last. Consequently, our country must think of ways to find sources
Unemployment Introduction Unemployment is a situation whereby a person who reached working age of 16, available for work and willing to work but he/she cannot find a job. There are 3 types of unemployment which are frictional unemployment (due to the normal working of the labour market used to denote short run job or skill matching problems), structural unemployment (due to the changes in the structure of the economy) and also cyclical unemployment (due to recessions and depressions). Content Article
factors affect the political environment in Malaysia such as government policies, trading policies, government term and change. If political issues is disorder and unstable, this become the factor affect the country image and no investors want to take the risk to enter into the market. As we know, Malaysia has 3 mainly ethnic groups which are Malay, Chinese and Indian. Besides, there are a few of indigenous groups who live in Sabah and
immigrant to take a job since they are not selective and labors shortage would be solved. “Besides, the rapid development of industrialization and manufacturing activates also leads to the issue of labors shortage at all level” ("Foreign Workers And The Malaysia Economy", 2004/2005). It would be wise to take action of taking immigrant as their workers because immigrant will help in getting profit and maintain the performance. Immigrant are easy to recruit and also immigrant accept if their boss give them
relevant parties would be essential. The current issues of labour market in Sabah can be divided into two which are foreign issues and local issues. The foreign issues are included unemployment among youth, migrant workers, and PATI issues. Next will have child labour and disable person for local issues. According to unemployment among youth in Sabah, the causes and cures by Thirunaukarasu Subramaniam which the data was taken from Yearbook of Statistics, Sabah 2003 Youth between age 15-24 constitute 20